Dec
29
Few brokerage firms covering Grupo Financiero Galicia S.A. (NASDAQ:GGAL) have projected its earnings and price target. According to them, the stock is projected to reach a price target of 27.4000 in the next one year. The company’s earnings per share in the past twelve months was seen at 2.3490. Now, during the next quarter, First Call anticipates the stock to deliver EPS of 0.6200. The EPS projections for the current year and the next year is set at 3.1200 and 2.5200 respectively.
In its most recent trading session, the stock of the company opened at 26.1500 and was seen trading at 26.4854 level at the time of the writing. During the current day session, the stock reached a high and low of 26.4900 and 26.0700 respectively. Grupo Financiero Galicia S.A., a NCM listed company’s market cap currently stands at 3.44B. An average of 547336 shares changed hands on a day-to-day basis over the last three months.
The stock’s 50 Day Moving Average sits at 25.4559, based on the technical analysis. Its current price level is +4.0442% away from the 50 Day Moving Average. Further extending the period for comparison, the stock’s current price level is -9.4516% away from its 52-week high of 29.2500 and +76.6871% off from its 52-week low of 14.9900.
The valuation aspect of the company calculated using price to earnings ratio or P/E ratio sits at 11.2752. The ratio is calculated by dividing a stock’s current market price by its earnings per share. The P/E ratio is an important valuation tool where a higher ratio suggests that a stock has higher future earnings growth potential relative to the companies, with lower P/E ratio. The sell-side analysts have projected the stock’s current year Price to EPS at 8.4889. Meanwhile, the potential investors are anticipating Price to EPS of 10.5101 during the next year.
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