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Buy now. TFSL is trading around 14.08 after a sharp -4.19% regular-session drop, but the broader trend remains constructive (bullish MA stack), downside appears technically defined near 13.50–13.15 support, hedge funds have been accumulating aggressively, and valuation/return profile (reported ~7x P/E and ~8% dividend yield) supports a near-term rebound toward the $15 area. Key risk is near-term earnings/event volatility, but at the current level the reward-to-risk is favorable for an impatient buyer.
Trend/price action: Despite today’s selloff, the moving averages remain bullish (SMA_5 > SMA_20 > SMA_200), which typically signals an intact uptrend on a multi-week basis. Momentum: RSI(6)=45.14 (neutral/slightly weak), consistent with a pullback rather than a breakdown. MACD histogram is positive (0.0208) but contracting, implying upside momentum is slowing and the stock may base before pushing higher. Levels: Pivot=14.067 (price ~14.075 is essentially sitting on pivot support). Immediate resistance R1=14.636 then R2=14.988 (near the Street PT zone). Supports: S1=13.498 then S2=13.146. Pattern-based odds: Similar-pattern stats imply ~2.38% expected move over the next week and ~12.55% over the next month.
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Value/return appeal highlighted in news: ~7x P/E and >8% dividend yield narrative can attract yield/value buyers, especially after a down day.
Hedge fund activity: reported hedge funds buying with +613.56% quarter-over-quarter increase suggests institutional accumulation.
Technical backdrop: bullish moving-average stack and price sitting at pivot support (14.
increases odds of a bounce.
Potential event catalyst: next earnings on 2026-02-05 (after hours) can re-rate the stock if credit/margins surprise positively.
Earnings disappointment headline: GAAP EPS of $0.08 for the reported quarter came in below expectations; that can cap near-term enthusiasm.
Business mix concern: analyst cites “suboptimal profitability” and a less diversified, thrift-like balance sheet—limits multiple expansion.
Event volatility risk: very high IV percentile indicates the market expects big moves; downside gaps are possible.
No supportive insider/political signal: insiders neutral; no recent Congress trading data available (no sentiment boost from influential buyers).
Latest quarter/season provided: 2026/Q1.
Recent trend: Only one fresh action listed—on 2026-01-16 Piper Sandler initiated coverage at Neutral with a $15 price target. No upgrades/downgrades trend shown beyond this initiation. Wall Street pros: $15 PT implies upside from ~14.08; recognition of improving profitability; large mutual holding company structure and sizable asset base. Wall Street cons: Neutral stance reflects still-suboptimal profitability and balance-sheet concentration; Piper does not expect a second-step conversion catalyst in the foreseeable future. Overall: Street view is cautious/neutral, but the target still supports moderate upside from current levels.