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CMP240621C42500
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0.41Open0.41Pre Close0 Volume34 Open Interest42.50Strike Price0.00Turnover916.51%IV287.27%PremiumJun 21, 2024Expiry Date0.00Intrinsic Value100Multiplier3DDays to Expiry0.41Extrinsic Value100Contract SizeAmericanOptions Type0.1218Delta0.0216Gamma27.02Leverage Ratio-0.2624Theta0.0001Rho3.29Eff Leverage0.0021Vega
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The declining dividend may have led some investors to sell their shares, contributing to the price drop. The company's long-term share price weakness could be a bad sign, but contrarian investors might see a potential for a turnaround.
Further Weakness as Compass Minerals International (NYSE:CMP) Drops 19% This Week, Taking Three-year Losses to 76% 1
Compass Minerals International's low P/S ratio may be due to market's expectation of further revenue deterioration. The company's forecasted growth is lower than the industry, reducing P/S. It's hard to see the share price rising strongly soon.
The ROE is lower than average which is generally unattractive, especially coupled with a high debt level. More financial leverage could potentially improve returns, however, the existing debt level also brings considerable risk.
The ongoing trend of declining returns and depleting capital rhythm in Compass Minerals International does not inspire optimism for its future investment potential. Unless noticeable improvements in these metrics are seen, investors are advised to consider other options.
Despite recent improvements, a continuous drop in share price and revenue raise doubts about its long-term growth potential. Investors should consider Compass Minerals International's 4 warning signals.
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