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ROL240816C47500
- 3.62
- +0.01+0.28%
15min DelayClose Jul 24 16:00 ET
3.62High3.62Low
3.62Open3.61Pre Close2 Volume410 Open Interest47.50Strike Price724.00Turnover33.23%IV2.34%PremiumAug 16, 2024Expiry Date2.45Intrinsic Value100Multiplier23DDays to Expiry1.17Extrinsic Value100Contract SizeAmericanOptions Type0.7524Delta0.0756Gamma15.37Leverage Ratio-0.0337Theta0.0218Rho11.56Eff Leverage0.0398Vega
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News
Rollins, Inc. Q2 Profit Increases, Inline With Estimates
Rollins Non-GAAP EPS of $0.27 In-line, Revenue of $892M Misses by $2.66M
Rollins: Q2 Earnings Snapshot
Rollins Earnings Matched, Revenue Fell Short of Estimates
Earnings Flash (ROL) ROLLINS Posts Q2 Revenue $891.9M, Vs. Street Est of $894.7M
Rollins Q2 Adj $0.27, Inline, Sales $891.92M Miss $895.02M Estimate
Comments
Analysts opine that Rollins, Inc. is matching previous earnings per share estimates and is projected to outpace industry growth. No significant shifts in sentiment or consensus price target indicate stable intrinsic business value.
Rollins, Inc. (NYSE:ROL) Just Reported Full-Year Earnings: Have Analysts Changed Their Mind On The Stock?Despite Rollins' high P/E ratio usually suggesting bearish sentiment, the outlook of outperforming the market and its promising future earnings growth has bolstered investor optimism, resisting the tendency to sell the stock. Thus, a significant drop in the near future is doubtful.
Despite short-term lower returns, it's encouraging that Rollins is reinvesting for growth with increased sales. If these growth trends continue, investors can remain optimistic about the stock's future.
Potential for future dividends growth is indicated by EPS and payout ratio. But, with over half of earnings and cash flow paid as profits, slowed earnings growth might limit dividend growth. More attractive dividend prospects might exist elsewhere.
Rollins' ROE and industry-beating growth rate reflect strong fundamentals. Despite a 52% payout ratio, the company could reinvest for higher returns. This substantial ROE likely contributes to its notable earnings growth, with future growth expected to mirror the current pace.
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