Entry Rationale
I will consider entering based on the strong momentum as the current stock price has surpassed the resistance level of $9.38 and entered the all-time high territory.
Earnings call transcript: Navient posts 45% EPS gain in Q2 2026 as stock hits high
Navient (NAVI) recorded an earnings surprise with a 45% growth in EPS for the second quarter of 2026, and the stock price has entered a new high territory.
I will consider entering based on the strong momentum as the current stock price has surpassed the resistance level of $9.38 and entered the all-time high territory.
Based on the current stock price, I will take profits if it reaches the resistance level of $9.38, and I will cut losses if it falls below the support level of $7.98.
The RSI(14) is at 57.3, indicating a neutral position that is neither overbought nor oversold. The moving averages are in a non-aligned state, but the trading volume is at 1.04 times the 20-day average, which is at a normal level. The recent 7-day volatility shows a modest upward trend of +5.2%.
In the second quarter, a strong earnings report with a 45% increase in EPS and the stock price surpassing the resistance level of $9.38, entering a new high territory, led to expectations of further gains and consideration for buying. However, the actual outcome fell short of the anticipated 2.5% return, declining towards the stop-loss level of around $7.98 and closing with a loss of -10.6%. At the time of entry, the RSI (14) was at 57.3, indicating a neutral position, and the trading volume was at a moderate level of 1.04 times the 20-day average. Nonetheless, the fact that the moving averages were in a non-aligned state and the focus on short-term volatility (+5.2%) without adequately verifying the stability of the trend remains a point of regret.
Rather than relying solely on short-term momentum from positive news and entering new highs, we will strengthen risk management by more rigorously filtering technical instability factors such as the misalignment of moving averages.