STIM Should I Buy

STIM is not a good buy right now. Despite bullish options positioning (very call-heavy) and a still-positive MACD, today’s -5% regular-session drop, heavy insider selling, and deteriorating margins/profitability in the latest quarter make the risk/reward unattractive for an impatient buyer at $2.09. I would stay on the sidelines (hold/avoid new buys) unless the stock can reclaim and hold above ~$2.27 (R1) with follow-through.

Price/Trend: STIM is trading $2.09 post-market after a -5.0% regular-session decline, sitting just above the pivot at 2.072—this is a fragile area where failed support often leads to the next support zone. Momentum: MACD histogram is positive (0.022) but ‘positively contracting,’ which typically signals bullish momentum is fading rather than accelerating. RSI(6) at ~55.7 is neutral, offering no oversold bounce signal. Moving averages: Converging MAs suggest consolidation/indecision rather than a clean uptrend. Levels: Pivot 2.072 (near-term decision point). Resistance: R1 2.266 then R2 2.387. Support: S1 1.877 then S2 1.756. A clean break below the pivot increases odds of a move toward 1.88. Pattern-based forward tilt (provided): Expected returns are muted (next week ~+1.25%, next month ~+0.18%), consistent with a low-conviction setup. Intellectia Proprietary Trading Signals - [AI Stock Picker](module://ai_stock_pick): No signal on given stock today. - [SwingMax](module://swingmax): No signal on given stock recently.