TTAN is trading at $62.35 (-3.6%), bucking a broader market uptrend fueled by a significant beat in January jobs data.

  • The stock is underperforming the S&P 500 (+0.47%) and NASDAQ (+0.65%) despite no company-specific news, suggesting potential technical selling following its $64.66 close on February 10.
  • Analysts maintain a Buy consensus on the stock; Wells Fargo recently lowered its price target to $125 but reiterated an Overweight rating.
  • The broader market strength follows a January jobs report that showed 130k additions, significantly exceeding the 55k expected by economists.