There's no doubt that the expected executive order that will shut down the Department of Education will be controversial. It's not controversial however to say that over decades, this department has failed miserably in its mission. The controversy is over what to do about it. Reform the department? That could be like throwing good money after bad. Return oversight of education to the states? That's where the president appears to be going.
His order will likely ...

The market's view on the business remains steady as share price mirrors EPS growth. The gain surpasses the average annual return of 3% over five years, suggesting the company may be attracting new investors.

Insider selling at Grand Canyon Education could indicate shares are fully valued. Lack of insider purchases and significant selling recently are cautionary, despite company's profitability and profit growth.

Investors may be overvaluing Grand Canyon Education's average growth projections. A potential adjustment in the P/E ratio could affect positive sentiment, possibly destabilizing the current high share price.

The favorable trend of the ROCE at Grand Canyon Education is seen as promising, a sign that the company is becoming more efficient. The company's performance has also rewarded its shareholders with a 41% return over the past five years.