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Buy now. TROX is sitting near key support (~$5.60) after a sharp -8.87% regular-session drop, while positioning/sentiment (bullish put-call ratios, heavy insider buying, multiple price-target raises) suggests a rebound setup is favored over further immediate downside. With earnings (Feb 18) approaching and cost actions (Fuzhou closure) supporting the narrative, the risk/reward for an impatient buyer is attractive at ~$6.1 as long as it holds the $5.60 support zone.
Trend/levels: Short-term damage occurred today (-8.87%), but the broader MA stack remains bullish (SMA_5 > SMA_20 > SMA_200), implying the primary trend has not fully broken. RSI(6)=45.65 is neutral (not overbought), consistent with a stock that can still bounce after a selloff. MACD histogram is slightly positive (0.0103) but contracting, signaling upside momentum is weakening and the stock is in a consolidation/basing phase rather than a strong uptrend. Key levels: Pivot=6.197 (price ~6.1 is just below pivot, so reclaiming ~6.20 is the first near-term bullish trigger). Support S1=5.599 (critical buy-defense level); S2=5.23 (next downside level). Resistance R1=6.795 then R2=7.164. Pattern-based odds: Similar-candlestick analog suggests +2.1% next day and +6.36% next week (but flat-to-slightly negative over the next month), aligning with a tactical bounce/swing-long rather than a long-duration trend bet.
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and a break below S1 (~5.
would likely invite a quick move toward ~5.
Latest reported quarter: 2025/Q3.
Recent trend: Net-positive. Multiple firms raised price targets in late Jan 2026 (Truist $8, Deutsche Bank $8, Goldman $7.50) and maintained Buy ratings, implying the Street believes downside is increasingly priced in and cost actions can help results. Wall Street pros: (1) Cost savings from capacity actions like the Fuzhou shutdown; (2) potential competitive benefit vs some Chinese producers given input-cost dynamics; (3) several targets now sit meaningfully above the ~$6 stock price. Wall Street cons: (1) Weak demand and earnings power still challenged; (2) at least one notable bear (Mizuho Underperform, $3.50 PT) highlights ongoing China-driven TiO2 pressure and views parts of the story as high risk. Influential trading check: No recent congress trading data available; hedge funds reported as neutral.