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WMB is NOT a good buy right now for an impatient buyer. The stock is in a strong uptrend but is extremely overbought (RSI_6 85) and is trading essentially on first resistance (R1 ~67.435) with limited immediate upside relative to nearby support (64.4 pivot). With no Intellectia buy signals today and meaningful insider selling, the risk/reward for buying at this level is unattractive; a better entry is on a pullback toward ~64–65 or a clean breakout and hold above ~69.3 (R2).
Trend is bullish: SMA_5 > SMA_20 > SMA_200 confirms a sustained uptrend. Momentum is still positive (MACD histogram +0.629) but the histogram is contracting, suggesting upside momentum is slowing. RSI_6 at ~85 signals an overbought condition (often followed by consolidation/pullback). Price is sitting at key resistance (R1 ~67.435) with the next upside level at R2 ~69.302; nearest trend support is the pivot ~64.414 (then S1 ~61.392). Near-term pattern stats provided imply mild upside odds (next day +0.93%, next week +2.21%), but the current location at resistance + overbought readings makes the immediate entry less favorable.
Intellectia Proprietary Trading Signals
supports income/defensive demand.
is a sentiment/headwind item for certain growth narratives.
supports growth, but can pressure sentiment if investors focus on debt/financing costs.
Latest quarter: 2025/Q3. Revenue grew to ~$2.867B (+8.27% YoY), and gross margin improved to ~63.41 (+7.77% YoY), which is constructive for operating quality. However, profitability softened: net income fell to ~$646M (-8.37% YoY) and EPS dropped to $0.53 (-8.62% YoY). Net takeaway: top-line and margin strength are positive, but bottom-line/EPS contraction reduces near-term “chase it here” urgency at an overbought price level.
Recent Street trend is mostly constructive with rising/steady targets around the high-$60s to low-$70s: Jefferies reiterates Buy and lifted target to $71 (2026-01-09) after management meetings; Citi (Buy) raised to $70; TD Cowen (Buy) raised to $70; BMO keeps Outperform at $70 (slightly reduced after an earnings miss). Scotiabank is the notable cooler take: Sector Perform with $66 target (raised from $61) which is below the current price—implying limited short-term upside from that viewpoint. Wall Street pros: structural demand tailwinds (power/LNG), visible infrastructure growth, shareholder-friendly dividend actions. Cons: regulatory friction on certain projects, financing/debt optics, and recent EPS/net income declines. Influential/political trading: no recent Congress trading data available.
