eToro stock approaches $21.19 support amid strong selling momentum

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EToro drops 3.26% to $22.24 today

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eToro reported third-quarter 2026 net income of $15 million, down 74% from the previous year due to sharply lower crypto trading activity.
Adjusted diluted earnings per share missed expectations at $0.26 and adjusted EBITDA declined 56% to $34 million, while funded accounts grew 18% to 4.39 million.
Shares of eToro trade below key moving averages with high volatility and are expected to range between $21.19 and $23.29, with further downside much more likely than a rebound.

Weak earnings and limited buyback support drive negative sentiment

EToro reported third-quarter 2026 net income of $15 million, a 74% decline from the prior year driven by significantly reduced crypto trading activity, according to Cryptobriefing. The sharp drop in profitability has weighed on investor expectations and is consistent with broader selling pressure. Adjusted diluted earnings per share also missed consensus at $0.26, while adjusted EBITDA fell 56% to $34 million, Defenseworld and Investing.com reported, further undermining sentiment. Although eToro's board approved a share buyback of up to $250 million, and funded accounts climbed 18% to a record 4.39 million, these factors offered only limited support against prevailing negative momentum.

Multi-timeframe technical weakness amid conflicting momentum indicators

Technically, ETOR is trading below its MA-20 and MA-50, with the price well beneath the long-term MA-200, confirming multi-timeframe weakness. The Ichimoku Kijun sits at $22.47, acting as immediate resistance just above the current level. Momentum indicators present a mixed reading: both MACD and ADX remain neutral, while RSI and CCI sit in their respective neutral zones. Stoch RSI stands out at an overbought extreme, highlighting risk of a short-term correction, yet other oscillators do not confirm this signal. Bull/Bear Power measures mildly positive at 0.5, indicating intraday buyer presence despite the broader downtrend.

Downside risk elevated as rebound odds remain limited

Over the short term, ETOR is expected to trade between $21.19 and $23.29, reflecting typical volatility relative to current levels. The upside probability remains very low, while downside risk is pronounced, making further declines much more likely than a meaningful rebound. If price can move above immediate resistance at $22.47, a push towards $23.29 is possible, but failure to hold support may see the stock test the lower end of its recent range near $21.19.

Viktoras Karapetjanc, Senior Analyst at Traders Union, sees eToro facing near-term challenges due to sharply lower quarterly profits and missed earnings targets. He believes the rising user base and buyback program are constructive, but not enough to outweigh weak results and downgraded sentiment. Technicals confirm a multi-timeframe downtrend, with resistance near $22.47 and a high risk of further declines. Karapetjanc maintains a cautiously optimistic stance, pointing to growth initiatives as a reason for medium-term resilience. "The numbers may disappoint today, but expanding product offerings and a committed user base suggest that eToro still has meaningful upside potential once sentiment stabilizes."

Earlier, analysts noted that eToro’s rebound was constrained by ongoing medium- and long-term headwinds, suggesting a sideways to modestly positive near-term outlook. The current deterioration below all major moving averages now indicates a heightened risk of further declines, with $22.47 remaining a key resistance level to monitor for any potential short-term reversal.

Source of Data: ETOR Price Analysis by TU

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