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FLO240517P30000
- 6.80
- 0.000.00%
15min DelayTrading Apr 3 10:31 ET
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0.00Open6.80Pre Close0 Volume0 Open Interest30.00Strike Price0.00Turnover100.07%IV-0.99%PremiumMay 17, 2024Expiry Date4.65Intrinsic Value100Multiplier8DDays to Expiry2.15Time Value100Contract SizeAmericanOptions Type-0.8470Delta0.0621Gamma5.17Leverage Ratio-0.0503Theta-0.0049Rho-4.38Eff Leverage0.0091Vega
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News
Flowers Foods Is Maintained at Hold by Deutsche Bank
Flowers Foods Is Maintained at Hold by Deutsche Bank
Flowers Foods Analyst Ratings
Date Upside/Downside Analyst Firm Price Target Change Rating Change Previous / Current Rating 05/09/2024 -9% Deutsche Bank $22 → $23 Maintains Hold 03/01/2024 -5.04% DA Davidson → $24 Initiates Covera
Express News | Flowers Foods Inc : Deutsche Bank Raises Target Price to $23 From $22
Express News | NYSE Order Imbalance 131897.0 Shares on Sell Side
Express News | NYSE Order Imbalance 50052.0 Shares on Buy Side
Express News | NYSE Order Imbalance 179805.0 Shares on Sell Side
Comments
Flowers Foods' rising ROCE hints at efficiency gains but may also imply a dearth of internal investment opportunities for organic growth. Despite promising trends, investors may be overlooking potential, suggesting further exploration of this stock could reveal a good opportunity, if valuation and other metrics are favorable.
Returns On Capital Are Showing Encouraging Signs At Flowers Foods (NYSE:FLO)Analysts maintain their stance on the business post-earnings report, but have reduced their consensus price target, hinting at a previous expectation of an earnings upgrade. The company's revenue growth is predicted to decelerate, with a forecasted 1.4% annual growth rate until 2024, significantly lower than the past 4.9% p.a. growth over the last five years.
The falling EPS and climbing share price suggest other metrics influencing investor sentiment. Increased dividends and revenue growth may have spurred investment. Despite share price drop, long-term shareholders gained 7% annually over half a decade, indicating potential sustainable growth.
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