TSLX Should I Buy
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TSLX is not a good buy right now. The near-term technical setup is weak (MACD negative and worsening, RSI below midline), and price is sitting just above first support (21.84). With no proprietary buy signals (AI Stock Picker/SwingMax) and no near-term news catalyst, the risk/reward favors waiting rather than buying immediately. If you must act today, it’s a “hold/avoid new entry” until it either reclaims ~22.17–22.50 with momentum or cleanly baselines off support.
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Trend/Indicators: Momentum is mildly bearish. MACD histogram is below zero (-0.00822) and expanding negatively, implying downside pressure is increasing. RSI(6) at ~42 is neutral-to-weak (not oversold), so there’s room for further drift down before a typical “oversold bounce” signal appears. Moving averages are converging, suggesting consolidation—but with momentum currently tilted down.
Levels: Price (21.95 post-market) is just above S1 (21.841). A loss of S1 increases odds of a move toward S2 (21.635). To turn constructive quickly, TSLX needs to reclaim the pivot (22.173) and then R1 (22.505); next resistance R2 (22.711).
Pattern-based short-horizon bias: Similar-pattern stats imply slightly negative next-day bias (~60% chance of -0.74%), with modestly positive odds over the next week/month (+2.6% week, +1.79% month), i.e., choppy near-term with better odds if support holds.
Latest reported quarter: 2025/Q3. Revenue was $103.364M (-1.51% YoY), while profitability improved: Net income $44.6M (+9.70% YoY) and EPS $0.47 (+6.82% YoY). Margins were essentially stable/very high (gross margin ~98.88%). Overall: mild revenue softness but improving earnings—constructive fundamentally, though not a clear near-term trigger without a catalyst.
Recent analyst activity remains supportive but slightly less bullish on valuation:
Wall Street pros view (pros/cons): Pros—ratings still positive (Buy/Outperform) with targets above current price, implying upside if credit conditions hold. Cons—targets are being trimmed due to sector/rate and private credit sentiment, signaling limited multiple expansion in the near term.
