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TLYS is not a good buy right now for an impatient investor. The stock is in a clear short-term downtrend (bearish MACD expansion) and is breaking down toward/through support levels while negative news (fiduciary-duty investigation headline) adds event risk. Even though it is deeply oversold (RSI6 ~18.8) and could bounce, there is no proprietary buy signal (no AI Stock Picker, no SwingMax) to justify stepping in immediately. Best action: avoid/new buyers stay out (sell/skip for now).
Price/Trend: Post-market ~$1.47 after a -3.29% regular-session drop and further weakness. Momentum is bearish. Indicators: MACD histogram -0.0291 and negatively expanding = downside momentum strengthening. RSI(6) 18.814 = deeply oversold, which can produce short bounces, but oversold alone is not a buy trigger when MACD is still deteriorating. Moving averages: Converging MAs suggests compression, but current momentum favors a downside resolution. Levels: Pivot 1.598 is overhead; near-term resistance 1.712/1.782. Support S1 1.484 is being tested/breached; next support S2 1.414. A decisive hold above ~1.48 and reclaim of 1.60 would be needed to improve the setup. Pattern odds provided: Similar-pattern stats imply weak forward returns (next week -2.54%, next month -7.81%), reinforcing the bearish bias.
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Deeply oversold RSI increases odds of a short-lived technical bounce.
Gross margin improved to 30.51% (+17.66% YoY), suggesting some improvement in merchandising/discounting discipline.
Very high implied volatility can amplify upside if a positive catalyst hits (though it cuts both ways).
and testing/breaking support (1.484).
Latest quarter (2026/Q3): Revenue $139.587M (-2.69% YoY) shows continued top-line contraction. Profitability remains weak: Net income -$1.407M (down -89.07% YoY) and EPS -$0.05 (down -88.37% YoY). The main positive is gross margin expansion to 30.51% (+17.66% YoY), but the company is still loss-making and revenue is shrinking—overall not supportive of an immediate buy.
No analyst rating/price target change data was provided, so a clear Wall Street consensus trend can’t be confirmed here. Given the micro-cap retail setup (shrinking revenue, losses, elevated volatility), the typical ‘pro’ case would focus on turnaround/margin recovery and mean-reversion upside, while the ‘con’ case would emphasize ongoing demand weakness, execution risk, and headline/legal overhang—currently the cons dominate based on the available data.