DOO.TO SwingTrade Analysis

BRP got hit pretty hard in FY25, but Q1 FY26 might be showing they’re turning a corner. The rebound to C$161 M net income is promising, but a lot depends on how they handle tariffs, FX, and consumer demand going forward. If they can keep momentum, DOO might be worth a look at current levels. But it's not without risk.

Snapshot & Recent Moves
-BRP makes the fun stuff: snowmobiles, ATVs / side-bysides, marine products, Rotax engines, etc.
-FY 2025 was rough: revenue dropped ~20-25%, margins compressed, and they posted a net loss.
-But recent Q1 FY 26 shows some bounce: revenue still down vs last year, but the company turned a profit again.
-They’re carrying significant U.S.-dollar debt, so currency swings + interest rates are a real drag.
-Also, the long-time CEO is stepping down. Change at the top always adds some uncertainty.

RSI2 Strategy
RSI(2) is hovering around [insert live value if on chart 7.89, which means the stock is deeply oversold in the short term.

Price remains above the 50-day SMA, suggesting the broader trend is still intact even if short-term momentum dipped.

Historically, BRP tends to bounce hard when RSI(2) drops below 10 and price stays above 50SMA — that’s been a reliable mean-reversion signal.

If RSI(2) crosses back over 20 while price holds trend support, that could be a potential short-term entry signal.

Conversely, RSI(2) spiking above 80 would signal overbought territory — a spot where I usually look to trim or lock profits.