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Not a good buy right now. WFG is trading below the pivot (70.241) and sitting on/just under first support (~68.419) with weakening momentum (MACD histogram negative and expanding). Options positioning is put-heavy (bearish/defensive), analysts have recently turned more cautious (downgrade + target cuts), and the latest quarter shows revenue and gross margin deterioration. With no proprietary buy signals today and earnings (2025/Q4) coming on 2026-02-11, the setup does not favor an impatient buyer today—this is an avoid/hold rather than a buy.
Price/Trend: Closed at 68.36 (-1.84%), below the pivot 70.241, indicating a bearish-to-neutral near-term structure. Momentum: MACD histogram -0.108 (below zero) and negatively expanding -> downside momentum is strengthening. RSI: RSI(6)=39.336, not deeply oversold; suggests room for further downside before a high-conviction mean-reversion bounce. Moving averages: Converging MAs -> no clear uptrend; consolidation with downside bias. Key levels: Support S1=68.419 (price is slightly below), next support S2=67.293. Resistance R1=72.063, R2=73.189. For a "buy-now" momentum entry, reclaiming 70.241 would be the first improvement. Pattern-based odds: Similar-pattern model implies ~flat next week (-0.24%) and modestly positive next month (+3.39%), but near-term edge is weak.
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Potential supply response in lumber (industry dynamic noted by RBC) could improve pricing if demand stabilizes.
Model-based 1-month tendency is mildly positive (+3.39%).
Upcoming earnings (2026-02-11 after hours) can act as a catalyst if results/guide surprise positively.
signals defensive positioning.
Latest reported quarter: 2025/Q3. Revenue fell to 1.307B (-9.05% YoY), showing top-line weakness. Profitability remains pressured: gross margin dropped sharply to 5.36 (-66.37% YoY). Net income improved YoY to -204M (less negative), and EPS improved to -2.59 (less negative), but the business is still loss-making and margin compression is the key red flag.
Recent Street trend: becoming more cautious.