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AWK240621C120000
- 8.20
- +0.30+3.80%
15min DelayClose May 31 15:59 ET
8.20High7.95Low
7.95Open7.90Pre Close6 Volume280 Open Interest120.00Strike Price4.80KTurnover27.91%IV0.48%PremiumJun 21, 2024Expiry Date10.77Intrinsic Value100Multiplier19DDays to Expiry0.00Time Value100Contract SizeAmericanOptions Type0.9223Delta0.0174Gamma11.47Leverage Ratio-0.0472Theta0.0572Rho10.58Eff Leverage0.0435Vega
Intraday
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- 1D
News
Express News | NYSE Order Imbalance 169587.0 Shares on Buy Side
Why Is American Water Works (AWK) Up 0.3% Since Last Earnings Report?
Express News | Brian Eisenloeffel Named Vice President, Operations at Illinois American Water
Express News | NYSE Order Imbalance 415828.0 Shares on Sell Side
These 4 Measures Indicate That American Water Works Company (NYSE:AWK) Is Using Debt Extensively
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Express News | New Jersey American Water Awards Nearly $1 Million to Support Community Development Projects Across Camden and Salem Cities
Comments
The company's ROE is acceptable but not exceptional. Its significant use of debt and fairly low ROE make it less attractive for investment. High-quality companies with high ROEs and low debt are generally preferred.
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Mayor Mike Parkinson backs the deal with Illinois American Water, asserting it benefits the Granite City community. He opines the sale will enable city to fund other crucial community needs and trusts Illinois American Water's capability to manage the city's wastewater assets and operations.
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The company's ROCE has remained relatively flat and the business has been reinvesting its capital without generating increased returns. This trend does not inspire confidence in the potential for the stock to become a multi-bagger.
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American Water Works Company's high P/E ratio is alarming due to its weak earnings outlook and slower market growth. Investors may face disappointment if the P/E falls in line with the growth outlook, risking significant investments and potential overpayment.
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