22.240High22.130Low98.10KVolume22.140Open22.010Pre Close2.17MTurnover0.23%Turnover Ratio--P/E (Static)43.30MShares23.43552wk High--P/B961.26MFloat Cap21.13952wk Low0.42Dividend TTM43.30MShs Float29.812Historical High1.90%Div YieldTTM0.50%Amplitude19.370Historical Low22.161Avg Price1Lot Size
1. Beware of insider selling. Company insiders, particularly the key decision makers, tend to know their business better than anyone else. When they start to sell significant portions of their shares in the company, it could be an indicator that they no longer see much upside in owning the company’s shares.
2. Beware of companies with contracting gross margins. When margins start to contract, it could be an indicator that the company is being forced to lower its prices in order to remain competitive or that its production costs are increasing but it is unable to pass them on to the customer.
3. Beware of regulatory changes. Some businesses rely on regulatory loopholes and when changes in laws occur, it can destroy a lot of shareholder wealth.
4. Beware of companies that rely on a few large customers. Losing those customers could have disastrous consequences.
5. Beware of companies with a bad culture / unhappy staff. A workforce that is disengaged is unproductive but they still get paid which is a double whammy for shareholders.
No comment yet