Jan
8
Grupo Financiero Galicia S.A. (NASDAQ:GGAL) made it to the list of top movers as it opened today’s session at 25.51 and was last trading at 24.66. The stock made a day high of 25.51 and day low of 24.63. Grupo Financiero Galicia S.A., a stock traded on NCM exchange, has a current market cap of 3.21B while a total of 536448 shares exchanged hands over the last three months.
Several brokerage firms have provided projections about the company’s earnings and its price movement. As per which, the Wall Street analysts have forecasted the stock to reach a price target of 27.40 in the short-term. The company’s trailing twelve months EPS sits at 2.32. Thomson Reuters First Call analysts’ consensus estimate for the company’s next quarter EPS is at 0.62. Meanwhile, the projections for the stock’s this year and the next year EPS is 3.12 and 2.52 respectively.
The technical analysis of the stock shows 25.39, as it’s 50 Day Moving Average. When compared to this average, the stock is currently trading -2.87% away from it. While expanding the comparison to the stock’s broader price history; shows that its current price is -15.69% off its 52-week high of 29.25 and +61.18% off from 52-week low of 15.30.
Price to earnings ratio, which compares current stock price with its earnings per share stands at 10.99 of the company. Price to earnings ratio is regarded as an important valuation ratio as typically higher ratio suggests that investors are looking for a higher earnings growth from a company as against those companies with lower price to earnings ratio. The sell-side analysts have projected the company’s EPS at 7.90 for the current year. Investors interested in long-term earnings potential of the company should note that the EPS estimate for the next year is set at 9.79.
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