On Friday, Activision Blizzard, Inc. (NASDAQ:ATVI)’s shares declined -6.32% to $35.00.
ATVI has the market capitalization of $25.52 billion. The stock has P/B ratio of 3.20 while EPS was $1.47. Institutional ownership of the company was 69.80% while 728.87 million shares were outstanding. Net profit margin of the Company was 22.10% while its gross profit margin was 65.70%. Share of the company moved above its SMA 50 with 9.65%. ROE ratio was 14.30% while ROI was 9.00%.
The mean estimate for the short term price target for Activision Blizzard, Inc. (ATVI) stands at $40.90 according to 18 Analysts. The higher price target estimate for the stock has been calculated at $47.00 while the lower price target estimate is at $36.00.
Analysts mean recommendation for the stock is 1.80. This number is based on a 1 to 5 scale where 1 indicates a Strong Buy recommendation while 5 represents a Strong Sell.
Activision Blizzard, Inc. is a developer and publisher of online, personal computer (PC), video game console, handheld, mobile and tablet games. The Company offers games that operate on the Microsoft Corporation (Microsoft) Xbox One (Xbox One) and Xbox 360 (Xbox 360), Nintendo Co. Ltd.
American International Group Inc (NYSE:AIG)’s shares dropped -0.15% to $61.91.
AIG has market capitalization of $76.61 billion. Its shares were above its 50 days simple moving average with 4.69%. The company offered earning per share of $3.40 while its 1.25 billion shares were outstanding. YTD performance of the company was 10.53%. Stock volatility for the week was 2.11% while for the month it was shown at 1.48%.
The mean estimate for the short term price target for American International Group Inc (AIG) stands at $68.00 according to 18 Analysts. The higher price target estimate for the stock has been calculated at $77.00 while the lower price target estimate is at $57.00.
Analysts mean recommendation for the stock is 2.20. This number is based on a 1 to 5 scale where 1 indicates a Strong Buy recommendation while 5 represents a Strong Sell.
American International Group, Inc. (AIG) is an insurance company. The Company provides a range of property casualty insurance, life insurance, retirement products, mortgage insurance and other financial services.
At the end of Friday’s trade, Two Harbors Investment Corp (NYSE:TWO)‘s shares surged 0.49% to $8.27.
TWO Its past 5-day performance at -2.25%. So far in 2015, the company has a year-to-date performance of -17.47%. The stock, as of last close, traded 6.29% up from its 52 week low and was -19.09% below its 52 week high. Its latest closing price was -13.84% below the SMA200 while the distance from SMA 50 and SMA 20 was -7.93% and -5.94% respectively.
The mean estimate for the short term price target for Two Harbors Investment Corp (TWO) stands at $10.21 according to 14 Analysts. The higher price target estimate for the stock has been calculated at $11.00 while the lower price target estimate is at $9.25.
Analysts mean recommendation for the stock is 1.90. This number is based on a 1 to 5 scale where 1 indicates a Strong Buy recommendation while 5 represents a Strong Sell.
Two Harbors Investment Corp. (Two Harbors) operates as a real estate investment trust (REIT). The Company’s investment objective is to provide risk-adjusted total return to its stockholders over the long-term, primarily through dividends and secondarily through capital appreciation.
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