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Not a good buy right now for an impatient trader. TFPM just sold off hard (regular session -9.84% after a -7.17% pre-market drop) and is trading slightly below near-term support (S1 34.53). Momentum is still deteriorating (MACD histogram negative and expanding), which raises the odds of another quick flush toward S2 (32.91) before a durable bounce. While longer-term trend structure (SMA5>SMA20>SMA200), bullish options positioning, strong Q3 growth, and rising Street price targets are constructive, the current tape is still “falling knife” territory. I would wait for stabilization (e.g., reclaim/hold above ~34.5–35 and improving momentum) before buying.
Price/Trend: TFPM is in a sharp short-term down move (big gap-like drop) despite a bullish longer-term moving-average stack (SMA_5 > SMA_20 > SMA_200), suggesting the primary trend was up but the near-term trend has flipped risk-off.
Momentum: MACD histogram at -0.275 and negatively expanding signals accelerating bearish momentum and typically argues against immediate dip-buying.
RSI: RSI_6 ~25 is effectively oversold (despite the label provided), which can support a bounce attempt, but oversold can stay oversold when MACD is still worsening.
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Analyst targets recently moved up meaningfully (BofA to $43; Scotiabank to $43; Canaccord to C$
alongside improved gold/silver macro forecasts.
Strong operating momentum in the latest reported quarter (2025/Q3): revenue +26.86% YoY, net income +108.83% YoY, EPS +100% YoY, gross margin up sharply.
Options market positioning is call-leaning (low put-call ratios), which can support rebounds if selling pressure fades.
Upcoming earnings: QDEC 2025 results on 2026-02-23 (after hours) could act as a catalyst if results/capital returns impress.
Short-term technical damage: large single-day selloff and MACD worsening indicates ongoing downside momentum.
Price is currently below first support (S1 34.53); a failure to reclaim it increases probability of a quick move toward S2 (32.91).
No supportive near-term news flow in the past week to counteract the selloff.
Pattern-based outlook provided: 70% chance of ~-1.13% next day (near-term bias still slightly negative).
Latest quarter reported: 2025/Q3.
Recent trend: Wall Street has been raising price targets into late Jan 2026, while ratings remain mostly not aggressively bullish across the board.