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Just noticed WMS got hammered pretty hard lately, down 12.4% over the last month. But honestly, looking at the chart, it might be getting close to a bounce. The RSI is sitting at 29.68, which is deep in oversold territory. Typically when things get that low, you start seeing some reversal action as the selling pressure finally exhausts itself.
What's interesting is that analysts have been quietly raising their earnings estimates on this one. Over the past month, consensus EPS for WMS went up about 2%, which usually precedes a price move up. The stock also landed a Zacks Rank 2, meaning it's in the top 20% of stocks based on estimate revisions. That kind of fundamental shift doesn't usually happen without the price following eventually.
I'm not saying it's a guaranteed turnaround, but the combo of oversold technicals plus improving earnings outlook is worth keeping an eye on. Could be setting up for a nice entry point if you've been watching WMS from the sidelines. Just my observation from scrolling through the data this morning.