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BUY PSN now. The stock is sitting near a defined support zone (~69.8) with improving (but not overbought) momentum, bullish-leaning options positioning (puts < calls), and a fresh, tangible catalyst from the $593M FAA TSS5 contract extension through 2030. Wall Street sentiment remains predominantly positive with targets largely above the current ~$70 level, suggesting favorable upside skew despite some recent growth deceleration in reported financials.
Price/Trend: PSN is trading at 70.38, below the pivot (71.88) and just above first support (S1=69.8), implying it’s in a near-term consolidation/base area rather than a breakout. Momentum: MACD histogram is positive (0.379) but “positively contracting,” which typically signals bullish momentum is fading short term rather than accelerating. RSI: RSI(6)=49.65 (neutral), supporting a range-bound/indecisive tape rather than an overbought/oversold extreme. Moving Averages: Converging MAs reinforce consolidation. Key levels: Support 69.8 then 68.515; resistance 71.88 then 73.96. Pattern-based odds: Model suggests mild weakness over 1 week (-0.73%) but improvement over 1 month (+1.89%).
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support an improving narrative after prior FAA award disappointment.
Latest reported quarter: 2025/Q3. Revenue was 1.6217B (-10.41% YoY), Net Income 64.1M (-10.88% YoY), EPS 0.59 (-9.23% YoY). The offsetting positive is profitability efficiency: Gross Margin improved to 22.19% (+11.51% YoY). Overall: top-line and earnings contracted YoY, but margin expansion is constructive and suggests execution/quality of revenue improved even while growth slowed.
Recent trend: Mostly bullish coverage with Buy/Overweight ratings maintained; price targets were cut in late Dec/early Jan after FAA contract disappointment, but targets have since stabilized and started moving back up (Barclays $70→$78 on 2026-01-23; KeyBanc $76→$80 on 2026-01-20). Current target range in the notes provided is roughly $75–$90, generally above the current ~$70 price. Wall Street pros: Strong positioning in U.S. infrastructure + Middle East development opportunity; resilient defense/critical infrastructure portfolio; sell-side repeatedly describes prior selloff as an overreaction. Wall Street cons: Near-term growth rate pressure tied to lost/terminated opportunities and a slower contracting/appropriations environment; valuation may remain pressured near term.
