(VIANEWS) – Aspen Group (NASDAQ: ASPU) experienced a notable decline of 23.08% over its last 10 sessions, going from EUR0.26 on 2024-02-21 to as low as EUR0.20 at 08:23 EST on Wednesday – this followed a downward trend seen during its previous session, wherein its index dropped 1.65% to EUR15,939.59. Aspen Group closed Wednesday’s trading at EUR0.20 – 23.08% below its 52-week high of EUR0.26.
About Aspen Group
Aspen Group, Inc. is an innovative education technology company providing online higher education services in the US. Specializing in nursing and health sciences, business, technology, arts & sciences & education fields through two institutions (Aspen University & United States University), Aspen Group had 13,334 degree-seeking students as of April 30th 2022 enrolled. Established in 1987 and based out of New York since 1988; Aspen Group Inc has been providing quality education since their beginning.
Yearly Analysis
Technical Analysis
Aspen Group’s stock is currently trading above both its 50-day and 200-day moving averages, signalling a bullish trend over both short- and long-term periods. However, its current trading price of EUR0.22 remains below its 52-week high of EUR0.26, achieved in February 2023. Furthermore, Aspen Group reported volume at only 10105; suggesting decreased interest.
Aspen Group experienced intraday variation averages for the last week, month, and quarter that were negative 0.21%, positive 1.33%, and positive 5.25%, respectively. Their highest average volatility levels during this time frame was 3.49% for last week volatility; 6.04% for monthly volatility, and 5.25 5% for quarterly.
Aspen Group stock has reached an oversold condition (=20), signaling potential buying opportunities. Before making any decisions or purchasing, investors should carefully evaluate their investment strategy and conduct in-depth research before making any commitments.
Quarter Analysis
Aspen Group recently reported negative sales growth of 24% for its current quarter and 29.3% in its next. This indicates that revenue is decreasing, raising concerns among investors.
Additionally, year-on-year quarterly revenue growth has significantly declined by 19%, to reach 58.83M for twelve trailing months. This indicates that revenue isn’t growing as fast as before – which could indicate market challenges are being faced by the company.
These figures demonstrate that Aspen Group’s financial performance is not as robust as in the past, which could impede its ability to grow and compete in the market. Investors should keep an eye on these metrics to assess how they might influence future growth potential for Aspen Group.
Equity Analysis
Asper Group currently boasts an EPR (earnings per share) value of EUR-0.4 for its trailing twelve months, which indicates that shareholders are currently not benefitting from any profits being generated for them by Aspen Group.
Additionally, the company’s return on equity (ROE) for the twelve trailing months stands at negative -12.95% – this indicates that shareholder investments are not producing any profits and is therefore an indicator that potential investors should steer clear from this business.
Overall, these financial indicators show that Aspen Group is not performing well financially and may not be an attractive investment option at this time. Investors should carefully research and examine a company’s finances prior to making investment decisions.
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