(VIANEWS) – Beyond Meat stock prices saw a remarkable 12.8% surge to EUR11.09 during Thursday’s NASDAQ trading session, after two consecutive days of gains. This increase contributed to an overall 0.31% gain on the index; which currently trades at EUR15,996.77. Despite these recent increases, Beyond Meat shares are still 50.15% below its 52-week high of EUR19.72.
About Beyond Meat
Beyond Meat is a leading developer, manufacturer, marketer, and seller of plant-based meat products designed to satisfy consumers seeking eco-friendly and health conscious options. Offering products covering beef, pork, poultry and others from various species – they target various platforms including grocery store chains, foodservice outlets and educational institutions. Formerly known as Savage River Inc. they rebranded themselves in 2018 under their current name to reflect innovation and sustainability within foodservice operations.
Yearly Analysis
Based on the information available, Beyond Meat’s stock is currently trading at EUR11.09 – significantly below its 52-week high of EUR19.72 but higher than its 52-week low of EUR5.58. This indicates some volatility over the past year.
Beyond Meat anticipates negative 19.7% sales growth this year; however, the company anticipates slight improvements next year of 2.2% sales growth.
Beyond Meat is currently operating with an EBITDA ratio of -25.55, an indicator that its profitability could be at risk and a source of concern to investors.
Overall, investors should carefully evaluate all these factors when assessing Beyond Meat stock. Negative sales growth and EBITDA results should prompt caution; however, before making their final investment decision.
Technical Analysis
Beyond Meat Stock Is Surging
Beyond Meat (Euronext: BYND) has seen significant gains, surpassing both its 50-day moving average of EUR7.84 and 200-day moving average of EUR10.08. This upward trend can be attributed to increased investor enthusiasm and positive market sentiment.
Increased Trading ActivityHistorically, trading volume for this stock has been exceptionally high; today’s reported volume was 102.96% higher than its average volume of 3,822,800, signalling increased investor participation and thus contributing to price fluctuations.
Volatility In the past week, month, and quarter, Beyond Meat has demonstrated negative 0.29%, positive 0.20% and positive 3.42% intraday variation average volatility respectively; its highest amplitude of average volatility reached 2.93% during last week; this number increases to 3.48% for months 1 through 4, and then to 3.42% when looking at quarterly numbers. Such volatility indicates the stock’s price can experience significant fluctuations over short time periods.
Overbought ConditionsAccording to the stochastic oscillator, an influential indicator of overbought and oversold conditions, Beyond Meat stock is currently considered overbought (>=80), suggesting it might be in need of correction or consolidation before continuing upward trajectory.
Conclusion: Beyond Meat stock has performed extremely well, surpassing both its short- and long-term moving averages in value. However, its high volatility and overbought conditions should raise caution among investors; it is wise to carefully monitor this stock’s performance prior to making any investment decisions.
Quarter Analysis
Beyond Meat has experienced negative sales growth for both the current quarter (-16.6%) and its estimated future quarters (-3.9%); nonetheless, Beyond Meat projects that their revenue growth estimates for both will surpass its actual performance by 16.2% for this current quarter and 13% in its next. Yet year-on-year revenue growth is currently down 8.7% and totals 349.64M for twelve trailing months; which shows that while Beyond Meat anticipates future revenue increases it has also experienced declines recently.
Equity Analysis
Beyond Meat is currently at EUR-5.26 on its trailing twelve month EPS, an important metric used by investors and analysts to gauge a company’s profitability. Investors pay close attention to earnings per share (EPS) because it gives insight into a company’s financial health and profitability; negative EPS figures may signal losses for potential investors – yet before making investment decisions it is essential to take other factors such as revenue growth, market trends, company financial health into consideration first.
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