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CTAS240719C680000
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15min DelayClose Jul 18 15:59 ET
81.00High75.00Low
75.00Open42.50Pre Close3 Volume8 Open Interest680.00Strike Price23.54KTurnover0.00%IV0.27%PremiumJul 19, 2024Expiry Date78.97Intrinsic Value100Multiplier0DDays to Expiry2.03Extrinsic Value100Contract SizeAmericanOptions Type--Delta--Gamma9.60Leverage Ratio--Theta--Rho--Eff Leverage--Vega
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Baird Downgrades Cintas to Neutral From Outperform, Adjusts Price Target to $775 From $750
Cintas (CTAS) has an average rating of outperform and price targets ranging from $480 to $790, according to analysts polled by Capital IQ.Price: 759.82, Change: +0.85, Percent Change: +0.11
Cintas Cut to Neutral From Outperform by Baird
Cintas Cut to Neutral From Outperform by
Cintas Analyst Ratings
Date Upside/Downside Analyst Firm Price Target Change Rating Change Previous / Current Rating 07/19/2024 2.11% Baird $750 → $775 Downgrades Outperform → Neutral 07/15/2024 -4.48% RBC Capital → $725
Cintas's Robust Q4 Performance and Positive FY2025 Outlook Bolster Buy Rating and Raised Price Objective
Baird Downgrades Cintas(CTAS.US) to Hold Rating, Raises Target Price to $775
Baird analyst Andrew Wittmann downgrades $Cintas(CTAS.US)$ to a hold rating, and adjusts the target price from $750 to $775.According to TipRanks data, the analyst has a success rate of 69.0% and a
Cintas Hold Rating Justified by High Valuation Despite Solid Performance
Comments
- Jim Cramer discussed $NVIDIA(NVDA.US$'s recent 10-for-1 stock split and its potential benefits.
- Stock splits don’t change the total value of an investment but make individual shares cheaper.
- For example, Nvidia’s shares went from $1,139.01 each to $113.90 after the split.
- Stock splits make shares more accessible to regular investors by lowering the price per share.
- Companies often split stock to make shares with high price tags m...
- Stock splits don’t change the total value of an investment but make individual shares cheaper.
- For example, Nvidia’s shares went from $1,139.01 each to $113.90 after the split.
- Stock splits make shares more accessible to regular investors by lowering the price per share.
- Companies often split stock to make shares with high price tags m...
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Cintas' high ROE and efficient reinvestment of its profits have led to substantial earnings growth. The company's earnings growth is expected to continue at a similar rate, according to analyst forecasts.
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The market's opinion of the business has improved over the past five years, likely due to consistent earnings growth. The recent positive sentiment and strong share price momentum could present an investment opportunity.
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Cintas' high P/E ratio may be due to expectations of continued market outperformance. However, its lower-than-market growth forecast could lead to a fall in P/E ratio, disappointing shareholders and posing risks to potential investors.
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Spurred by cooler inflation data, the S&P 500 added to its year-end rally during Friday's trading session.
Within the index, 37 stocks hit new 52-week highs.
13 of these names hit new all-time highs. Here's a look at the stocks that reached the milestone:
$Booking Holdings(BKNG.US$ since its IPO in Apr, 1999
$Hilton Worldwide(HLT.US$ since its IPO in Dec, 2013
$AMETEK(AME.US$ since it began trading on the NYSE in 1930
$Axon Enterprise(AXON.US$ s...
Within the index, 37 stocks hit new 52-week highs.
13 of these names hit new all-time highs. Here's a look at the stocks that reached the milestone:
$Booking Holdings(BKNG.US$ since its IPO in Apr, 1999
$Hilton Worldwide(HLT.US$ since its IPO in Dec, 2013
$AMETEK(AME.US$ since it began trading on the NYSE in 1930
$Axon Enterprise(AXON.US$ s...
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73372627 : Yes I agree. But in the same time, an valuable stock split help the companies on developing. I agree could be an risky move from a X company, but till now all valuable companies perform very nice. In the history very few fell.