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Not a good buy right now. PBH is trading pre-market around 62.68, slipping below nearby support (S1 ~63.31) while momentum indicators are turning more bearish (MACD histogram negative and expanding). With no Intellectia buy signals, weakening recent quarter growth, and pattern-based probabilities pointing to further downside over the next week/month, the risk/reward is unfavorable for an impatient buyer today.
Trend/Momentum: Bearish-to-neutral. The MACD histogram (-0.286) is below zero and negatively expanding, signaling building downside momentum. RSI(6) ~41.8 is neutral but leaning weak (not oversold). Moving averages are converging, which often precedes a larger move; given MACD/price action, bias is currently down.
Key levels: Pivot 65.43 is the important reclaim level for bulls. Pre-market ~62.68 is below S1 63.31 and closer to S2 62.00; that places the stock in a fragile zone where small selling pressure can cascade. Resistance sits at 67.55 (R1) then 68.86 (R2).
Quant/pattern read: The provided candlestick-analog stats indicate a 60% chance of -1.84% next day, -13.31% next week, and -10.16% next month—consistent with a near-term bearish setup.
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suggests more calls than puts outstanding.
on 2026-02-05 pre-market (Est EPS 1.
could re-rate the stock if results/guide beat.
with a negatively expanding MACD increases near-term downside odds.
Latest quarter: 2026/Q2.
Recent trend (PBH-specific): On 2025-11-07, Canaccord lowered its price target on Prestige Consumer to $88 from $100 but maintained a Buy rating, citing results that were solid but benefited from timing items (supply timing / retailer order timing) that may shift between quarters.
Note on provided dataset: Several analyst items listed (Scotiabank/TD/Canaccord/Stifel/RBC on 2025-12-18) reference "Premium Brands" and CAD price targets, which do not appear to match PBH (Prestige Consumer Healthcare). Using only the clearly relevant PBH entry, the Street view is: rating remains positive (Buy) but price target was cut, implying reduced near-term conviction.
Wall Street pros vs cons (from the available PBH note):
Influential trading (politicians/insiders/congress): No recent congress trades available; insiders are neutral with no significant recent trend.