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BUY now (pre-market ~$22.02). PCB is trading just below the key pivot (22.26) and close to support (S1 21.58), while fundamentals are improving strongly YoY (Q4’25 EPS +39% YoY; net income +37% YoY). Options positioning is skewed bullish on open interest (put/call 0.54). With no Intellectia buy signal today, this is not a “high-conviction momentum” setup, but it is a reasonable buy-the-support entry for an impatient investor looking for a near-term move back toward 22.95–23.37 resistance.
Trend/Setup: Neutral-to-slightly-bearish but stabilizing. MACD histogram is negative (-0.0215) yet negatively contracting, which typically signals downside momentum is fading. RSI(6) 49.3 is neutral (no overbought/oversold edge). Moving averages are converging, consistent with consolidation rather than a strong trend.
Key levels: Price (22.02) is below Pivot 22.26. Immediate support is S1 21.58 (then S2 21.15). Near-term upside levels are R1 22.95 and R2 23.37. A practical tactical view is a bounce-from-support attempt with upside room into the 22.95–23.37 zone if the market cooperates.

Latest quarter: 2025/Q4. Growth trends are positive YoY: Revenue $28.48M (+11.21% YoY), Net Income $9.15M (+37.19% YoY), EPS $0.64 (+39.13% YoY). Balance sheet highlights from the news: total assets $3.28B; loans held-for-investment $2.82B; deposits $2.80B (down due to strategic adjustments). Overall, the quarter shows improving earnings power versus last year, with a notable reduction in credit loss provisioning, but with some sequential softness and deposit contraction to monitor.
No analyst rating/price target change data was provided, so a concrete trend read on upgrades/downgrades or target revisions cannot be made from this dataset. Wall Street-style pros/cons view based on available information: Pros—improving YoY profitability, lower credit provisioning, stable reported revenue. Cons—sequential earnings decline, deposits down, and the stock lacks a fresh institutional/insider accumulation signal in the provided trading trends (hedge funds and insiders shown as neutral).