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TV is not a good buy right now for an impatient investor. The chart is mildly bullish (price above key averages), but the risk/reward is unattractive given deteriorating recent quarter profitability, heavy hedge-fund selling, and lack of clear, stock-specific catalysts. I would only turn constructive if it cleanly breaks and holds above ~3.43 (R1) with follow-through; at the current ~3.26 area, it’s more of a hold/avoid than a buy.
Trend/structure: Bullish moving-average stack (SMA_5 > SMA_20 > SMA_200) suggests the intermediate trend is up. Momentum: MACD histogram is above zero (0.0131) but positively contracting, implying upside momentum is fading rather than accelerating. RSI(6)=56.6 is neutral-to-slightly bullish (not overbought, not deeply oversold). Key levels: Pivot 3.231 is the near-term line in the sand; price (~3.26–3.27) is only slightly above it. Resistance sits at R1 3.43 then R2 3.553; support at S1 3.033 then S2 2.91. Practical takeaway: the setup favors a range-to-slight-up move, but without a breakout above 3.43 the upside is limited and prone to chop/pullbacks.
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keeps the uptrend intact if support holds. Options positioning: strong call-skew in open interest (bullish tilt).
Fundamentals (latest quarter) are weak: revenue contraction and a much larger net loss/EPS deterioration (details in financial section). Flow/positioning: Hedge funds are selling aggressively (selling amount up ~463.97% over the last quarter), which is a meaningful negative sentiment/flow signal. Momentum is fading: MACD is still positive but contracting, increasing the odds of consolidation or a pullback. News provided is not company-specific and does not indicate a near-term catalyst for TV.
Latest reported quarter: 2025/Q3. Revenue was 785,954,881.4, down -3.20% YoY (top-line contraction). Net income was -103,836,995.13 (loss), down -394.79% YoY (profitability deterioration). EPS was -0.04, down -500.00% YoY. One bright spot: gross margin improved to 36.7, up 4.05% YoY, suggesting better unit economics, but it has not translated into earnings yet. Overall: improving margin but declining revenue and significantly worse bottom-line trend—this reduces conviction for an immediate buy.
Recent trend: price targets have been nudged up, but ratings are mixed. Benchmark (2025-11-28) raised PT to $10 from $9 and kept Buy, highlighting peso stability and a carriage agreement renewal. Goldman Sachs (2025-11-06) raised PT to $3 from $2.70 but stayed Neutral, signaling limited conviction despite incremental improvement. Wall Street pros: potential upside if operational/execution and macro (peso stability) cooperate, plus distribution-related positives. Cons: mixed conviction (Neutral from Goldman) and the company’s recent quarter shows weak growth/profitability, which can cap upside until results improve. Politicians/influential figure trading: no congress trading data available in the last 90 days; insider trend is neutral (no significant recent insider activity).
