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Latest PriceChg%ChgVolumeTurnoverOpenPre CloseHighLowMarket CapFloat CapSharesShs Float5D %Chg10D %Chg20D %Chg60D % Chg120D %Chg250D %Chg% Year-to-dateDiv YieldTTMTurnover RatioP/E (TTM)P/E (Static)AmplitudeIndustry
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STEM240517P2000
- 0.64
- -0.07-9.86%
15min DelayClose May 14 16:00 ET
0.70High0.62Low
0.70Open0.71Pre Close40 Volume292 Open Interest2.00Strike Price2.74KTurnover329.17%IV-1.46%PremiumMay 17, 2024Expiry Date0.63Intrinsic Value100Multiplier2DDays to Expiry0.01Time Value100Contract SizeAmericanOptions Type-0.8799Delta0.5108Gamma2.11Leverage Ratio-0.0126Theta-0.0001Rho-1.85Eff Leverage0.0002Vega
Intraday
- 5D
- 1D
News
Express News | NYSE Order Imbalance 294353.0 Shares on Buy Side
UBS Adjusts Price Target on Stem to $2.50 From $5, Maintains Buy Rating
Stem (STEM) has an average outperform rating and price target range of $1.50 to $11, according to analysts polled by Capital IQ. Price: 1.34, Change: +0.05, Percent Change: +3.88
Express News | Stem Inc : UBS Cuts Target Price to $2.5 From $5
Stem Is Maintained at Buy by UBS
Stem Is Maintained at Buy by UBS
Stem Price Target Cut to $2.50/Share From $5.00 by UBS
Stem Price Target Cut to $2.50/Share From $5.00 by UBS
UBS Maintains Buy on Stem, Lowers Price Target to $2.5
UBS analyst Jon Windham maintains Stem (NYSE:STEM) with a Buy and lowers the price target from $5 to $2.5.
Comments
Investors' skepticism about the company's ability to meet future growth expectations may be causing the low P/S ratio. Despite strong revenue growth, the market may doubt its sustainability, leading to a lower P/S ratio.
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Insider transactions at Stem show more selling than buying over the past year. Despite some insider buying, the long-term outlook isn't much more positive. Insiders own shares, but not a significant amount, and they've been selling. The company isn't eager to buy.
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Stem's future growth projections fall short of the industry overall, suggesting a possible mismatch between its P/S ratio and growth outlook. This fact seems overlooked by investors, leading to potential future letdowns.
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