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Latest PriceChg%ChgVolumeTurnoverOpenPre CloseHighLowMarket CapFloat CapSharesShs Float5D %Chg10D %Chg20D %Chg60D % Chg120D %Chg250D %Chg% Year-to-dateDiv YieldTTMTurnover RatioP/E (TTM)P/E (Static)AmplitudeIndustry
US OptionsDetailed Quotes
QTWO240816P65000
- 1.50
- -1.05-41.18%
15min DelayClose Jul 23 16:00 ET
1.50High1.50Low
1.50Open2.55Pre Close1 Volume59 Open Interest65.00Strike Price150.00Turnover50.58%IV9.31%PremiumAug 16, 2024Expiry Date0.00Intrinsic Value100Multiplier23DDays to Expiry1.50Extrinsic Value100Contract SizeAmericanOptions Type-0.2537Delta0.0353Gamma47.47Leverage Ratio-0.0586Theta-0.0114Rho-12.04Eff Leverage0.0574Vega
Intraday
- 5D
- Daily
News
Q2 Helps VeraBank Grow and Strengthen Commercial Client Relationships
MANTL Announces Integration With Q2's Digital Banking Platform
Q2 Holdings, Inc. Announces Investor Conference Call to Review Second Quarter 2024 Financial Results
Q2 Earns Energage's National 2024 Top Workplaces Award in the Technology Category
Q2 Announces Third Annual Philanthropy Fund Grant Cycle
Is Q2 Holdings (NYSE:QTWO) A Risky Investment?
Comments
Q2 Holdings is undervalued at present. Higher cash flow is anticipated, potentially leading to increased share valuation. The positive future outlook hasn't been fully incorporated into the share price, suggesting a chance to buy low.
Is Now An Opportune Moment To Examine Q2 Holdings, Inc. (NYSE:QTWO)?Significant insider selling at Q2 Holdings may indicate insiders believe the shares are overpriced. The absence of insider buying in the past year and low insider ownership could worry potential investors.
The company's strained balance sheet due to debt and liabilities, along with its EBIT loss over the past year, are seen as risks. Its slow revenue growth rate is also a concern. Future earnings will determine the company's ability to maintain a healthy balance sheet.
Despite Q2 Holdings' lower growth expectations compared to the industry, the company's P/S ratio stands close to the industry's. However, this could lead to potential disappointment for shareholders if the P/S ratio drops to match the growth outlook.
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