Parsons (PSN) stock

Market cap $4.4B

$40.79
-0.54%

Market closed. Prices as of Friday's close.

Quality Score
0
Below Average
In its industry
#207of 280

PSN's Quality Score rose 1 point on Fri, Oct 2, to 0. Traded heavy volume.

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Why it's down

Down 29% in 3 months, 13% under its 50-day average.

Its industry held up: the 279 other stocks in it rose a median 1% over the same 3 months.

−3Long-term trend below a falling 200-day average, down over one year, down over two years

Why PSN lags the market

Parsons returned -25% over three years to the S&P 500's +87%; its price went from 63 times earnings to 19.

Its price was 63 times fiscal 2022 EPS of $0.87 on Oct 2, 2023; now 19 times fiscal 2025's $2.20.

Sources: Price history, Oct 2, 2026; Annual reports, Dec 31, 2025

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What's next

Expected to report Wed Nov 4, before the open

After its last 4 reports it closed -12.0% on average, higher 1 of 4 times.

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Averages stacked in order, price near its high.

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Heavy volume on the run, quiet volume at rest.

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Closes near the high, and buyers step in on dips.

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  • RSI 1430.3

    Above 30, below 50.

  • MACD (12, 26, 9)Below signal

    Crossed below its signal line 10 sessions ago.

  • The price is 12.8% below it.

  • The price is 26.9% below it. The 50-day is below the 200-day, since Jan 13.

  • ADX 1429.2

    25 or more, with +DI below -DI.

  • Support$36.26

    Swing low from Jul 29, 11.1% below the price.

  • Swing high from Aug 6, 20.9% above the price.

  • The bands run from $39.83 to $49.05.

  • Volume1.8x

    Against its 20-day average, for the time of day.

How PSN ranks in Software

PSN is #207 of 280 by Quality Score. The top three are shown with their scores, and more by name.

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When does PSN report earnings, and what happens after?

Expected to report Wed Nov 4, before the open (in 30 days). Not yet confirmed by the company.

ReportedGapReaction5 sessions
Jul 29, 2026Before open-24.3%-35.0%-21.7%
Apr 29, 2026Before open+1.9%-3.0%-3.9%
Feb 11, 2026Before open-13.4%-14.2%-9.2%
Nov 5, 2025Before open-2.6%+4.2%+8.9%

The gap is the next open against the close before the report; the reaction is where that session closed. PSN closed higher after 1 of its last 4. Past behavior, not a forecast.

Report dates and past reactions come from sessions that have already closed, so none of these figures move.

Who is trading PSN

PSN insider trades

One insider bought $959K across 1 filing in the last 6 months. No open-⁠market sales on record. The newest:

BuyGeorge L. Ball$959KDirectorat $47.97 on Aug 7, filed Aug 10

An insider has two business days to file a Form 4, so the trade is already days old when it becomes public. Shown as filed, with no delay.

PSN trades by Congress and the White House

One trade disclosed in the last six months. The newest:

SellDonald Trump$1K to $15KPresident (R)traded Jun 24, disclosed Aug 22(59 days later)

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About Parsons

Parsons Corp is a provider of technology-driven solutions in the defense, intelligence, and critical infrastructure markets. The business activities of the group are carried out through Federal Solutions and Critical Infrastructure segments. The Federal Solutions segment is a high-end service and technology provider to the U.S. government, delivering timely, cost-effective solutions for mission-critical projects, whereas the Critical Infrastructure segment provides integrated design and engineering services for complex physical and digital infrastructure around the globe. The company derives maximum revenue from Federal Solutions segment. Geographically, the company derives revenue from North America; Middle East; and Rest of the World, of which North America derives maximum revenue.

14,200 employeesCentreville, VAparsons.com

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BreakawayAug 10George L. Ball bought PSN$959K at $47.97, filed Aug 10

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