THRY Should I Buy
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THRY is not a good buy right now for an impatient investor. The trend is still bearish (moving averages stacked bearishly and MACD below zero), Wall Street visibility on growth just worsened after a downgrade, and the pattern-based outlook is negative over the next month (-7.65%). The options market is very call-heavy, but that reads more like speculative bullishness than confirmation of a durable reversal. I would avoid initiating a new long here until price reclaims key resistance (around 4.94 then 5.32) or it flushes to stronger support (around 4.56/4.33) and stabilizes.
Trend/Structure: Bearish. Moving averages are stacked negatively (SMA_200 > SMA_20 > SMA_5), signaling a sustained downtrend. Momentum: MACD histogram is -0.0295 (below zero) and still negative (though contracting), suggesting downside momentum is easing but not reversed. RSI(6) ~41 is neutral-to-weak, not oversold enough to imply a high-confidence bounce. Levels: Pivot 4.94 is the key near-term line; below it, the stock remains technically heavy. Support at 4.56 (S1) then 4.33 (S2). Resistance at 5.32 (R1) then 5.55 (R2). With price ~4.81 post-market, it’s below the pivot and closer to support than resistance. Quant/pattern read: Similar-pattern stats imply +1.28% next day and +3.91% next week, but -7.65% over the next month—consistent with short bounces inside a broader downtrend rather than a clean trend reversal.
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Near-term technical bounce potential if 4.56 support holds and momentum continues to stabilize.
Revenue growth is still positive (2025/Q3 +12.07% YoY) and gross margin expanded to 67.71%.
Next major event: QDEC 2025 earnings on 2026-02-27 (pre-market) could act as a catalyst if self-serve transition progress is clearer than expected.
Primary trend remains bearish; price is below the 4.94 pivot with bearish moving-average alignment.
Profitability deterioration in the latest reported quarter (net income and EPS down sharply YoY).
Analyst downgrade citing “challenging growth dynamics” and limited near-term visibility, which can pressure sentiment and multiples.
Pattern-based outlook is negative over the next month (-7.65%), suggesting rallies may fade.
Latest quarter: 2025/Q3. Revenue grew to $201.56M (+12.07% YoY), showing top-line expansion. However, net income fell to $5.65M (-105.89% YoY) and EPS to $0.13 (-104.91% YoY), indicating a major profitability compression versus last year (likely driven by higher costs, mix, or transition investments). Gross margin improved to 67.71% (+8.75% YoY), which is a bright spot, but the bottom-line trend is currently the bigger overhang.
Recent trend: Negative. On 2025-11-04, William Blair downgraded THRY from Outperform to Market Perform (no price target), citing challenging SaaS growth dynamics and a multi-quarter transition as the company builds a self-serve acquisition motion; the firm highlighted limited near-term visibility. Wall Street pros: A path to improved go-to-market efficiency if the self-serve motion scales; revenue still growing and gross margin expanding. Wall Street cons: Near-term execution risk and uncertain growth trajectory, plus sharply weaker YoY profitability; downgrade pressure can cap upside until fundamentals re-accelerate. Influential/political flows: No recent congress trading data available; hedge funds and insiders show neutral activity.
