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WHD Cactus
- 51.350
- +1.000+1.99%
Close May 31 16:00 ET
- 51.500
- +0.150+0.29%
Post 18:35 ET
3.36BMarket Cap19.98P/E (TTM)
51.470High49.840Low531.14KVolume50.000Open50.350Pre Close27.16MTurnover0.83%Turnover Ratio19.98P/E (Static)65.52MShares56.55252wk High3.89P/B3.29BFloat Cap33.22752wk Low0.47Dividend TTM64.03MShs Float62.755Historical High0.92%Div YieldTTM3.24%Amplitude7.782Historical Low51.139Avg Price1Lot Size
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Johnson Rice Downgrades Cactus to Accumulate From Buy, Price Target at $61
Cactus (WHD) has an average investment rating of outperform among analysts polled by Capital IQ, with price targets ranging from $44 to $61. Price: 50.00, Change: -0.35, Percent Change: -0.70
Cactus Appoints Jay Nutt as CFO
Cactus (WHD) said Wednesday that it appointed Jay Nutt as chief financial officer, effective June 3. Nutt previously served as senior vice oresident and CFO of ChampionX Corporation and its predecess
Cactus: Nutt to Succeed Al Keifer on June 3 >WHD
Cactus: Nutt to Succeed Al Keifer on June 3 >WHD
Express News | Cactus Appoints Jay Nutt As Executive Vice President, CFO And Treasurer, Effective June 3, 2024
Express News | Cactus Announces Appointment of Jay Nutt as Chief Financial Officer
Cactus (NYSE:WHD) Shareholders Have Earned a 10% CAGR Over the Last Five Years
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Despite recent earnings growth, the company's high P/E ratio may not be justified given its forecast growth aligns with the wider market, potentially risking shareholders' investments. Many investors, more bullish than analysts, could face disappointment if the P/E falls to levels matching the growth outlook.
Unpleasant Surprises Could Be In Store For Cactus, Inc.'s (NYSE:WHD) Shares 1
Despite profits and cash flow covering the dividend, Cactus' significant drop in earnings per share over the past five years and declining earnings make it a potentially risky dividend investment.
Despite the recent downturn, long-term shareholders have seen a gain of 6% per year over half a decade. The recent sell-off could potentially be an opportunity, given the company's historical performance and EPS growth.
Insiders selling substantial shares without purchases could imply they believe the shares are overpriced. Despite their ownership in the company, their selling calls for cautious decision making before any purchase.
Cactus Wellhead (WHD) designs and manufactures onshore pressure control equipment, specializing in consumable wellheads, frac valves (or “stacks”), zipper manifolds, and production gate valves. Historically, the company derived its revenue almost exclusively from the U.S. land market, selling and renting equipment and providing related field services to E&Ps primarily during the drilling and completion phases o...
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