SQNS Should I Buy
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SQNS is not a good buy right now for an impatient investor. The tape is decisively bearish (downtrend with bearish moving-average stack and weakening MACD), fundamentals just deteriorated sharply in 2025/Q3, and hedge funds are aggressively selling. While options positioning is very call-skewed (bullish sentiment) and the stock is near a support zone that could spark a short-term bounce, there is no proprietary buy signal today and the probability-based trend outlook is slightly negative over the week/month. Net: avoid buying now; if already holding, it’s a sell/trim rather than add.
Price/Trend: SQNS closed lower (-2.37%) and is 4.54 post-market, sitting just below S1 (4.586) and above S2 (4.258). That places it in a near-term support zone, but within a broader downtrend.
Momentum: MACD histogram is negative (-0.0417) and negatively expanding, confirming downside momentum is strengthening rather than stabilizing.
RSI: RSI(6) at ~27 is near oversold territory, which can precede a reflex bounce, but oversold can persist in downtrends.
Moving Averages: Bearish stack (SMA_200 > SMA_20 > SMA_5) signals the primary trend is down across long-, mid-, and short-term horizons.
Key Levels: Pivot 5.117 is the main reclaim level for bulls. Near-term resistance sits at 5.648 (R1). Support is 4.586 (S1) and 4.258 (S2); a clean break below ~4.26 increases downside risk.
Pattern-based forward look: Similar-candlestick model suggests ~-1.03% next week and ~-2.07% next month (mildly bearish bias).
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with RSI near oversold.
with EPS expected to be negative (Est: -0.56), which can pressure shares if results/guide disappoint.
Latest quarter: 2025/Q3. Revenue: 4.289M, down -57.45% YoY (sharp contraction, negative growth trend). Net Income: -6.65M, down -109.20% YoY (loss widened materially). EPS: 0, down -100.00% YoY (reported metric deteriorated sharply versus prior year). Gross Margin: 40.92, down -50.38% YoY (meaningful margin compression). Overall: The quarter shows worsening growth and profitability—fundamentals are not currently supporting an aggressive buy-the-dip approach.
Recent trend: Street coverage is uniformly positive (Buys maintained/initiated), but price targets have been revised down by at least one firm.
Wall Street pros: Bullish ratings, very large upside implied vs current price, and narrative support around strategy/treasury angle. Wall Street cons: Repeated target cuts and acknowledgment of sector/execution headwinds; the market is not rewarding the story while financials are deteriorating.
Politicians/influential figures: No recent Congress trading data available in the last 90 days; no politician activity identified from the provided dataset.
