The analysis ranks Fabrinet as a 'Buy Candidate' with a score of 4.392, indicating a 24.77% gain over 47 days, averaging 0.53% daily. The stock is in a robust short-term upward trend, positioned near its upper band. A breakout above $449.32 could signify a stronger rate of increase. Over the next three months, a potential change of approximately 34.47% is projected, with returns ranging from 11.96% to 36.39%. For the next 12 months, a 70.76% change is suggested, placing the future price between $466.97 and $761.83. The last trading day saw the stock close at $443.00, up 0.552%, with a fluctuation of 3.59%. Trading volume increased, signifying a positive technical trend. News highlights include exceeding fiscal Q1 2026 revenue and earnings, a 'Moderate Buy' consensus from brokerages, and recent leadership changes, including the retirement of Tom Mitchell and appointment of Caroline Dowling. Technical signals show buy signals from both short-term (MACD, Bollinger, Cross MA) and long-term (Long MA, Cross MA) moving averages. However, pivots indicate a sell signal. Volume is rising with price, considered a good technical signal. A sell signal was issued from a pivot top on October 29, 2025, with a subsequent decline of 0.207%. Support levels are identified at $362.16 and $355.53. The stock exhibits medium daily movements with a medium risk. The RSI14 is at 78, increasing risk substantially. A pivot top sell signal was found 3 days ago. The recommended stop-loss is $427.45 (-3.51%). The price-to-earnings ratio is 47.68. Future performance depends on order visibility, margin stability, and management's ability to navigate margin pressures and capital allocation.