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Not a good buy right now. Despite longer-term moving averages still stacked bullish, near-term momentum is deteriorating (bearish and expanding MACD histogram) and the stock is trading below the key pivot and slightly under S1 support. With no proprietary buy signals today and weakening fundamentals, an impatient buyer is better served by waiting for a clear momentum turn (e.g., reclaiming the pivot ~8.35 and holding above it) rather than buying immediately.
Price/Trend: RYAM is 7.80 (-2.51% today), underperforming the S&P 500 (-0.52%). The stock is trading below the pivot (8.347) and just below S1 (7.881), putting it in a short-term weak zone with the next downside support at S2 (7.593).
Momentum: MACD histogram is -0.0665 (below 0) and negatively expanding, which signals increasing bearish momentum in the near term. RSI(6) at 37.13 is weak/near-oversold but not yet a strong reversal signal.
Moving Averages: SMA_5 > SMA_20 > SMA_200 is bullish structurally, but today’s selloff + bearish MACD suggests the uptrend is losing steam and may be transitioning into a pullback/consolidation.
Key levels: Resistance at 8.35 (pivot), then 8.81 (R1). Support at 7.88 (S1) and 7.59 (S2). A clean recovery above ~8.35 would improve the buy setup; failure to hold ~7.59 increases downside risk.
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is weak (often a zone where short-term rebounds can occur).
Latest reported quarter: 2025/Q3.
No analyst rating / price-target change data was provided, so a recent trend summary cannot be confirmed from the dataset. Based strictly on the available fundamentals and price action, the likely Wall Street-style debate would be: Pros—possible mean-reversion bounce at support and leverage to an earnings improvement; Cons—deteriorating revenue/margins and bearish short-term momentum, arguing against chasing/initiating now. Influential/political activity: no recent Congress trading data available; hedge fund and insider trend data provided shows both are Neutral with no significant recent activity.