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0.10Open0.03Pre Close2 Volume358 Open Interest88.00Strike Price20.00Turnover30.04%IV2.74%PremiumAug 30, 2024Expiry Date0.00Intrinsic Value100Multiplier2DDays to Expiry0.10Extrinsic Value100Contract SizeAmericanOptions Type0.1144Delta0.1067Gamma857.50Leverage Ratio-0.0837Theta0.0005Rho98.09Eff Leverage0.0117Vega
Southern Stock Discussion
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As global investment preferences shift, the Utilities SPDR ETF ( $Utilities Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLU.US)$) led the US stock market in May, recording a 6.79% gain this month, with a year-to-date return of 13.47%, outperforming the S&P 500 and Nasdaq and propelling the utility sector to be the best-performing sector so far this year.
The US stock market has accelerated its rebound from the April slump, but there has...
The US stock market has accelerated its rebound from the April slump, but there has...
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The landscape of U.S. equities is abuzz with anticipation as artificial intelligence (AI) cements its place as a transformative force in the technology sector. In a recent analysis by $Goldman Sachs (GS.US)$, optimism for AI integration remains robust, yet valuations steer clear of the vertiginous heights of previous market bubbles.
Goldman Sachs' insights reveal that market-implied long-term growth expectations hav...
Goldman Sachs' insights reveal that market-implied long-term growth expectations hav...
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Despite Southern's high ROE, its heavy reliance on debt and relatively low ROE make it a less appealing investment. Consider its performance in a scenario with limited borrowing, as credit markets fluctuate.
Insider selling below market price may reveal lack of confidence in the stock's valuation, as seen from Kimberly Greene's sale. Yet absence of insider purchases in the past year isn't inspiring, despite insider substantial holdings possibly aligning with shareholders' interests.
Kim Greene, CEO of Georgia Power, welcomes Kilpatrick's appointment, citing his deep knowledge of Georgia and understanding of its varied citizens and businesses needs. The move is expected to boost the company's ongoing customer engagement and support initiatives.
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The ongoing trend of low ROCE along with the increase in capital employed does not inspire much confidence, and forecasting the company as a future multi-bagger seems unlikely if these trends continue, despite previous five-years stock growth.
Southern's comparable ROE to industry average isn't remarkable, but its significant debt usage to boost returns poses a risky mix of low ROE and heightened risk. Higher ROE excels when achieved debt-free, indicating a high-quality business.
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