Northrim BanCorp, Inc. (NRIM)
Financial Services
- Fundamental
- 4
- Sentiment
- 3
- Technical
- 2
Do Nothing: 20-day average dollar volume is ~$3.41M, below the $5M liquidity floor, so no long is actionable; both entry types were scanned and rejected — the chart also scores 2/5 (price 23.93 below SMA20/50/200), a pullback/oversold limit would be countertrend (price < SMA50 24.77 with MACD -0.18 < 0, and below a declining SMA200 with no reclaim), and a breakout stop above 25.03-25.06 yields only ~0.97 R/R against the 23.73 swing low, under the 1.0 floor.
Company overview
Northrim BanCorp, Inc. is the parent company of Northrim Bank, providing commercial banking services primarily to businesses and professionals in Alaska. It operates through Community Banking and Home Mortgage Lending divisions, offering a range of deposit accounts, loans, and digital banking services. The company also provides investment advisory, trust services, and wealth management.
Fundamental
goodNorthrim BanCorp shows strong capital and profitability metrics, but faces credit quality concerns and merger-related dilution.
Northrim BanCorp is a well-capitalized Alaska regional bank trading at about 9.5x trailing earnings and 1.5x book, with a 16.4% trailing ROE, a 4.96% net interest margin and a 2.8% dividend yield. Core pre-provision profitability is still expanding, but asset quality has turned: nonperforming loans jumped 260% to 1.70% of the portfolio while reserve coverage halved to 82%, driven by one $20 million Specialty Finance credit, and a roughly 21% dilutive all-stock acquisition of PBCO is pending for early 2027. Solid fundamentals with real but ring-fenced credit and integration risk — a watch-item story rather than a clean one.
Sentiment
fairSentiment is mixed due to credit concerns and the pending PBCO merger, with no clear consensus in recent coverage.
Dominant driver is the pending all-stock acquisition of PBCO Financial Corporation (shareholder approvals secured 2026-10-22, confidence: announced, target close ~2027-01-01, with Fed/FDIC/Oregon/Alaska approvals still outstanding), whose in-window coverage scored mildly positive (+0.25 to +0.30), set against a Q3 2026 print that exposed an $8.8M credit charge and a roughly 47% YoY EPS decline and now sits outside the 14-day trailing-actionability window. The sentiment delta is indeterminate (the baseline window yielded only one unique on-topic scored item, so baseline polarity is unavailable for a valid comparison, while the scoring window measured +0.14 across 8 scored items); the Red-Flag Screen showed no severe flag and one moderate conflicting-signals flag applies (moderate red-flag cap), and the split merger-versus-credit narrative keeps this a forming rather than an actionable setup.
Technical
weakThe stock is trading below key moving averages with low liquidity, indicating technical weakness.
NRIM scores 2/5: price 23.93 sits below SMA20 24.00, SMA50 24.77 and SMA200 25.02, with EMA9 24.06 / EMA21 24.15 also above price — a fully bearish moving-average stack in which the 50-day sits under the 200-day. Momentum is weak-but-repairing: RSI14 45.6, Williams %R -58.2, ADX14 20.2 fading from 29.4, while MACD line -0.18 sits below zero but above its -0.27 signal with the histogram +0.09 and positive for five straight sessions. The 2026-11-05 session reversed hard — opened 24.77, tagged 25.06, closed 23.90 near the low (-3.5%). No long is actionable: 20-day average dollar volume of ~$3.41M is below the $5M liquidity floor, a pullback limit would be countertrend on both the SMA50 and SMA200 clauses (price < SMA50 with MACD < 0; price < a declining SMA200 with no confirmed reclaim), and a breakout stop above the 25.03/25.06 cluster yields only ~0.97 R/R against the 23.73 swing low.
You’re looking at 2026-11-05 — more than 2 trading days ago.
Subscribers saw this then, and see today’s score, verdict and trade plan now.
More Financial Services
Not financial advice. For informational and educational purposes only.

