TRNO Should I Buy
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Buy TRNO now. The tape is technically bullish (stacked moving averages and expanding positive MACD), fundamentals just printed strong growth in 2025/Q3, hedge funds are aggressively accumulating, and Wall Street has recently skewed more constructive with multiple upgrades and higher targets. With no negative news flow in the past week and the stock sitting near the key pivot (~61.56), this is an attractive “buy-right-now” setup for an impatient investor rather than waiting for a perfect pullback.
Intellectia Proprietary Trading Signals
Trend/structure: Bullish. Moving averages are aligned positively (SMA_5 > SMA_20 > SMA_200), implying an established uptrend. Momentum: MACD histogram is +0.0374 and expanding, supporting continued upward momentum. RSI_6 at ~53.8 is neutral (not overbought), leaving room for upside without immediate “stretched” conditions. Levels: Pivot ~61.56 is the near-term line in the sand. Support S1 ~60.28 (then ~59.49). Resistance R1 ~62.84 (then ~63.63). With price ~61.2–61.5, risk/reward favors buying near pivot with upside to 62.8–63.6 if the trend holds. Pattern-based forward odds (provided): Similar-pattern stats suggest modest positive drift (next week +2.82%, next month +5.3% bias), which aligns with the bullish MA/MACD setup.
Fundamentals momentum: 2025/Q3 showed strong YoY growth (revenue +16.67%, EPS +170.27%, net income +182.07%).
Institutional flow: Hedge funds are buying; reported buying amount up ~891.74% QoQ.
Analyst posture improving: Multiple upgrades to Outperform/Overweight with mid-to-high 60s targets (and one at 75), supporting re-rating potential if the REIT tape improves.
Event catalyst ahead: Next earnings (QDEC
on 2026-02-11 pre-market (Est. EPS ~0.
could validate the improving demand/leasing narrative.
Macro optionality: If rates/macro become more supportive, higher-quality industrial REITs can benefit (noted by analysts).
Rate sensitivity: As a REIT, TRNO is exposed to interest-rate narratives; unfavorable rate moves can pressure multiples.
Coastal demand lag risk: One analyst explicitly noted coastal markets have been relative laggards—if that persists, leasing/rent growth could underwhelm expectations.
Options market is thin: Near-zero options volume reduces the usefulness of options-flow sentiment and can signal limited near-term speculative interest.
Analyst dispersion: At least one Underperform remains (Mizuho), indicating not all on the Street agree upside is large from here.
Latest quarter: 2025/Q3. Growth trends: Strongly positive. Revenue rose to $116.248M (+16.67% YoY). Net income increased to $102.908M (+182.07% YoY). EPS increased to 1.00 (+170.27% YoY). Gross margin improved to 75.71% (+1.88% YoY). Overall, the quarter shows accelerating profitability and operating leverage rather than just modest top-line gains.
Recent trend: Net positive. Since Nov 2025, several firms upgraded or reiterated bullish stances and raised price targets (Scotiabank to Outperform PT ~67; Piper to Overweight PT ~75; KeyBanc maintained Overweight and raised PT ~68; Citi raised PT ~64; Wells raised PT ~63). In early Jan 2026, Baird upgraded to Outperform with PT ~64; Cantor kept Overweight though trimmed PT to 67. One notable bear remains (Mizuho Underperform, PT 56). Wall Street pros: Improving fundamentals/FFO outlook, high-quality portfolio, easing tenant credit concerns, steady leasing, potential for better 2026 macro backdrop and REIT/M&A themes. Wall Street cons: Some views that the easy gains are behind the group, coastal demand softness, and valuation sensitivity to rates. Influential/political trading: No recent congress trading data available; insider trading trend is neutral (no significant recent insider activity).
