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AES240517C19000
- 1.10
- +0.06+5.77%
15min DelayClose May 13 15:59 ET
1.30High1.09Low
1.20Open1.04Pre Close406 Volume6.40K Open Interest19.00Strike Price44.97KTurnover40.87%IV0.33%PremiumMay 17, 2024Expiry Date0.96Intrinsic Value100Multiplier4DDays to Expiry0.14Time Value100Contract SizeAmericanOptions Type0.8778Delta0.2324Gamma19.47Leverage Ratio-0.0231Theta0.0019Rho17.09Eff Leverage0.0043Vega
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News
Express News | NYSE Order Imbalance 143769.0 Shares on Buy Side
Roth MKM Spotlights Utilities as Top Sector and Highlights D, NRG, EVRG and Others
Express News | NYSE Order Imbalance 296753.0 Shares on Buy Side
Unusual Options Activity: AES, KHC and Others Attract Market Bets, AES V/OI Ratio Reaches 357.1
EST May 10th Afternoon Delivery - In the last two hours of trading, 8 options with a high V/OI ratio were detected. With the market volatile, it's crucial to stay informed on the latest options trends
Express News | NYSE Order Imbalance 74354.0 Shares on Buy Side
More and Faster: Electricity From Clean Sources Reaches 30% of Global Total
For the first time, 30% of electricity produced worldwide was from clean energy sources as the number of solar and wind farms continued to grow fast.
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Despite macro pressures and low crude prices impacting the energy sector, companies like EOG Resources, EQT, and Baker Hughes have shown strong profitability. Meanwhile, the utilities sector, led by Sempra and The AES Corporation, is expected to see strong EPS growth.
The company's reinvestment of its capital has not led to increased returns. If these trends continue, the likelihood of AES being a multi-bagger from here isn't high.
AES's less promising revenue outlook justifies its low P/S ratio. The low price investors are willing to pay for the stock is based on their expectations of limited growth derived from AES's recent performances. Significant increase in the P/S ratio is doubtful without a turn of events.
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