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WILC is not a good buy right now for an impatient investor. The technical setup is mixed-to-bearish (negative MACD, limited upside to resistance), and the probabilistic pattern data points to downside over the next week/month. With earnings approaching (2026-02-16 pre-market) and recent YoY profit/EPS declines, the risk/reward does not favor an immediate entry at ~$28.99.
Price closed at 28.99 (+3.02% vs prior close 28.13), sitting just above the pivot (28.693) and below near-term resistance at R1 29.709 (then R2 30.337). Momentum/trend: MACD histogram is negative (-0.241) and only modestly contracting, which still leans bearish/weakening trend; RSI(6) at 54.4 is neutral (no oversold support for a bounce). Moving averages are converging, implying a lack of strong trend confirmation. Key levels: support S1 27.677 (then S2 27.049); resistance R1 29.709. Pattern-based forward look suggests elevated downside odds (approx. -4.3% next week, -9.74% next month), which argues against chasing after today’s pop.
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Gross margin improved in 2025/Q3 (28.18, +2.62% YoY), which can support profitability if sustained. Earnings on 2026-02-16 (pre-market) could be a catalyst if results/forward commentary exceed expectations. No notable negative news flow in the past week (absence of fresh headlines removes immediate headline risk).
relative to nearby support (27.
makes the current entry unattractive for an impatient buyer.
Latest reported quarter: 2025/Q3. Revenue was essentially flat up to 152,849,000 (+0.03% YoY), while profitability weakened: net income fell to 19,177,000 (-7.58% YoY) and EPS dropped to 1.38 (-8.00% YoY). A bright spot is gross margin expansion to 28.18 (+2.62% YoY), but the overall growth picture is low-growth with declining earnings, which is not a strong “buy-now” setup heading into the next earnings event.
No analyst rating/price target change data was provided, so there is no observable recent Wall Street trend to lean on. Pros typically would be the margin improvement and defensive/steady revenue; cons would be the YoY declines in net income/EPS and lack of strong growth catalysts. Politician/congress trading: no recent congress trading data available, and no notable influential-figure buying/selling signals were provided.
