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LNT240816C55000
- 0.90
- -0.05-5.26%
15min DelayTrading Jul 23 12:04 ET
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0.90Open0.95Pre Close1 Volume36 Open Interest55.00Strike Price90.00Turnover11.68%IV1.75%PremiumAug 16, 2024Expiry Date0.00Intrinsic Value100Multiplier24DDays to Expiry0.90Extrinsic Value100Contract SizeAmericanOptions Type0.5569Delta0.2371Gamma57.83Leverage Ratio-0.0178Theta0.0201Rho32.21Eff Leverage0.0563Vega
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Comments
Alliant Energy has been investing more capital into the business, but returns on that capital haven't increased. This potentially indicates that investors are accounting for this going forward. The company's investments don't seem to provide a high return on capital.
Investors Met With Slowing Returns on Capital At Alliant Energy (NASDAQ:LNT) 1
Alliant Energy's high ROE, boosted by significant debt, is concerning. The low ROE despite high debt is seen as a poor result. The company's ability to generate high returns on equity without excessive debt is crucial in evaluating its business quality.
Alliant Energy's high P/E ratio is worrisome considering its lower projected growth compared to the broader market. Investors retaining their stock may face future disappointment if the P/E drops to align with the growth outlook. The current high P/E and anticipated future earnings do not back the positive sentiment for long.
The company's steady but unimpressive ROCE and relatively small stock returns over the last five years do not inspire much confidence in its potential for massive growth. Given these trends, investors seeking high-earning opportunities might want to explore other options.
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Alliant Energy, despite heavy reliance on debt, has a troubling lower ROE performance. Investors should consider factors beyond ROE, such as future profit growth and investment efforts, when comparing businesses.
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