As of Feb. 11, 2026, momentum indicators are flashing caution signs for parts of the consumer discretionary sector. Two well known names are showing overbought conditions that can sometimes precede pullbacks, especially after sharp post earnings rallies.

Momentum traders often watch the RSI to gauge short term risk. Readings above 70 typically signal that a stock may be overheated, even if the underlying business remains strong.

Hasbro surged after reporting better than expected fourth quarter results and issuing upbeat 2026 sales guidance. The company also announced a $1 billion share repurchase program, reinforcing confidence in its turnaround and digital first strategy. Shares are up roughly 20% over the past month and recently hit a 52 week high, pushing the RSI above 70 and into overbought territory.

Marriott International has also rallied sharply following strong fourth quarter sales and first quarter earnings guidance that topped estimates. Management highlighted solid brand performance, steady room growth, and more than $4 billion returned to shareholders in 2025. The stock has jumped about 12% in just five days and now carries an RSI near 83, suggesting stretched short term momentum.

In both cases, fundamentals remain constructive. Still, elevated RSI levels signal that expectations may be running hot, increasing the risk of volatility or consolidation if sentiment cools this quarter.