TSE Should I Buy
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TSE is not a good buy right now for an impatient investor. The stock is in a clear bearish trend (bearish moving averages and a -6.25% regular-session drop) and is trading just above near-term support (~0.44). Options imply extreme uncertainty (very high IV) and near-term price odds still skew slightly negative over the next day/week. Without an Intellectia buy signal, the setup is better treated as an avoid/sell rather than a buy.
Price/Trend: Strong downtrend remains intact with bearish alignment (SMA_200 > SMA_20 > SMA_5). Today’s regular-session move was sharply negative (-6.25%), with only a small post-market rebound (+1.89%), suggesting weak dip-buying. Momentum: RSI(6) ~29.6 is effectively oversold/near-oversold, which can produce short bounces, but by itself is not a reliable buy trigger in a strong downtrend. MACD histogram is slightly above zero (0.00152) but positively contracting—momentum is weakening rather than accelerating upward. Levels: Pivot ~0.49 (overhead). Immediate support S1 ~0.44 (price ~0.45 is very close—risk of a breakdown). Resistance R1 ~0.539 then R2 ~0.57. Pattern/Stats: Similar-pattern stats indicate ~60% chance of slight downside next day (-0.71%) and next week (-1.72%), with a better 1-month expectation (+4.3%), implying any upside case is more “later” than “now.”
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can produce short rebounds.
plus a large regular-session drop (-6.25%) indicates sellers remain in control.
reflects near-term caution.
Latest quarter: 2025/Q3. Revenue fell to $743.2M (-14.35% YoY), showing continued top-line contraction. Losses narrowed (Net Income improved to -$109.7M, +25.66% YoY; EPS improved to -3.05, +23.48% YoY), but profitability quality deteriorated: gross margin dropped to 5.03% (-45.86% YoY). Net improvement is more consistent with cost/one-off effects than healthy demand, given revenue and margin compression.
No analyst rating or price target change data was provided, so a current Wall Street consensus (bull vs bear case) cannot be verified from the dataset. From the available fundamentals/price action alone, the ‘pro’ case hinges on insider buying and a potential oversold bounce; the ‘con’ case is the ongoing revenue decline, sharply weaker gross margin, and a firmly bearish technical trend.
