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Texas Instruments (TXN) Stock Price Prediction: Strong Q3 growth meets a mixed near-term tape

Zach Anderson   Nov 12, 2026 20:35 0 Min Read


Q3 strength is still doing the heavy lifting

Texas Instruments (TXN) is being priced off a solid third-quarter print and better-than-expected guidance. TI reported Q3 2026 revenue of $6.06 billion, net income of $2.43 billion and EPS of $2.62 on October 21, 2026, with revenue up 28% year over year and EPS beating consensus. Management also guided Q4 revenue to $5.80 billion to $6.30 billion and said demand remained broad across industrial, automotive and data center markets. That matters because the market is still leaning on evidence of a real cyclical recovery, not just a valuation rerating. citeturn0search0

The same earnings release also highlighted trailing 12-month operating cash flow of $9.9 billion, which reinforces the quality of the cash generation behind the dividend and capital return profile. MarketBeat’s November 11 note said TI raised its quarterly dividend from $1.42 to $1.52 per share, equal to $6.08 annually and about a 2.0% yield. citeturn0search0turn0search1

Price is holding the gains, but momentum is not one-way

TXN traded at $305.49 in the latest supplied market data, down 1.46% on the day and inside a 24-hour range of $302.80 to $315.43. The stock is still above its 7-day SMA of $291.28, 20-day SMA of $297.70 and 50-day SMA of $289.03, as well as its 12-day EMA of $296.43 and 26-day EMA of $293.64. That keeps the broader short-term trend constructive even though the structure is labeled short-term distribution because the 7-day average sits below the 20-day average. citeturn0search0

RSI at 58.12 is neutral rather than stretched, while MACD histogram is flat at 0.0000, which suggests momentum has paused rather than broken. Stochastic %K at 73.47 is leaning elevated, so TXN is not oversold on this tape; it looks more like a stock digesting a strong move than one under heavy trend damage. The supplied Bollinger framework puts the upper band at $322.51, middle band at $297.70 and lower band at $272.89, with price still above the middle band. citeturn0search0

The key levels are clearly defined

The immediate inflection zone sits around the pivot point at $307.91. Above that, the next resistance is $313.01, then strong resistance at $320.54. Below spot, immediate support is $300.38 and stronger support comes in at $295.28. With ATR(14) at $14.17, day-to-day swings remain large enough to matter, so breaks of those levels should be treated as meaningful rather than cosmetic. citeturn0search0

Derivatives are not confirming outright enthusiasm

Binance perpetual futures data is more balanced than bullish. Funding is flat at 0.0000%, open interest is 684.17 contracts, and OI fell 4.01% over 24 hours to a reported open-interest value of $185,376. Global Binance accounts are long 56.9% and short 43.1%, while top-trader accounts are long 55.4% and short 44.6%. That tilts modestly long, but not aggressively so, especially with taker buy/sell ratio at 0.3883, which points to more active selling than buying in the near term. citeturn0search0

Analyst targets still support the stock, but dispersion matters

On the analyst side, the data is constructive but not unanimous. StockAnalysis shows an average analyst price target of $336.86 from 35 analysts and an average rating of Buy. MarketBeat, using a different coverage set, reported an average target of $315.37 from 31 analysts, with 17 rating TXN Buy or Strong Buy. That spread is a reminder that analyst conviction is positive, but not tightly clustered around one valuation view. citeturn0search0turn0search1

What matters next

TXN’s setup now hinges on whether the stock can defend the $300.38 to $295.28 support band while building back above $307.91 and $313.01. If the shares can reclaim the upper resistance zone, the market has room to test the recent highs; if support gives way, the current pullback can deepen quickly because the trade is still extended relative to the 50-day average even after the recent consolidation. The underlying business remains supported by the third-quarter rebound, but the tape is asking for confirmation, not assuming it.


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