TXO Should I Buy
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TXO is not a good buy right now. The setup is technically weak (price is below the provided support/pivot band), hedge funds are aggressively selling, and there are no near-term news catalysts to reverse sentiment. Despite a bullish-leaning options positioning and a still-positive analyst view, the tape/flow argues against rushing an entry—so for an impatient buyer, the best decision is to avoid (sell/skip) until the stock reclaims key levels.
Trend/price context: Post-market ~12.07 after a small up day, but it sits well below the listed support/pivot zone (S2 13.705 / S1 13.913 / Pivot 14.249), which implies the broader trend has been bearish and the stock has broken down under key levels. Momentum: MACD histogram is slightly positive (0.0148) but positively contracting—suggesting upside momentum is fading rather than strengthening. RSI: RSI(6) at 35.67 is near the lower end of neutral (bordering on oversold), which can support a short bounce, but it’s not a strong buy trigger by itself. Moving averages: Converging MAs usually indicate indecision/transition; given price is below key levels, this looks more like a weak base attempt than a confirmed uptrend. Levels to watch: First meaningful improvement would be a reclaim of ~13.70–14.25; until then, rallies can fail.
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Analyst remains constructive: Raymond James keeps a Strong Buy rating, even after lowering the price target.
Fundamentals improved in the latest reported quarter (2025/Q3): strong YoY revenue and earnings growth.
Near-oversold RSI can allow a short-term technical bounce if buyers step in and price reclaims ~13.70+.
suggests downtrend pressure remains.
Latest quarter (2025/Q3): Revenue $90.56M (+30.72% YoY). Net income $4.352M (+2043.84% YoY). EPS $0.08 (+700% YoY). Gross margin 20.98% (down ~10.65% YoY). Overall: strong top-line and earnings growth, but margin compression is a notable negative trend to monitor.
Recent trend: On 2026-01-27, Raymond James reiterated Strong Buy but lowered the price target to $18 from $20 due to a weaker oil strip (commodity backdrop). Wall Street-style pro view: still sees upside from current levels if energy pricing cooperates and results hold. Con view: the PT cut highlights sensitivity to oil prices, and the market is likely discounting that risk alongside weak technicals. Politicians/congress: No recent congress trading data available; insiders are neutral (no notable recent insider trend).
