First Majestic Silver Soars Over 30% In Recent Trading Sessions!

(VIANEWS) – First Majestic Silver (NYSE: AG) experienced an astounding surge of 30.51% over 21 sessions, moving from EUR4.49 on February 29th to EUR5.86 at 14:05 EST on Thursday at 14:05. This upward trend tracked closely with market conditions as the broader NYSE rose 0.3% to EUR18,309.48 during that same timeframe. Yet despite these gains, First Majestic Silver stock still sits 30.86% below its 52-week high of EUR8.07 Investors and analysts will closely follow both company performance as well as market conditions to determine whether or not this upward trend continues.

About First Majestic Silver

First Majestic Silver Corp. specializes in the exploration, development, and production of mineral properties with an emphasis on silver and gold in North America. Their three key projects include San Dimas Mine in Durango State Mexico; Santa Elena Mine in Sonora State Mexico; and La Encantada Mine in Coahuila State Mexico. Founded in 1979 as First Majestic Resource Corp. with their headquarter based out of Vancouver Canada since 1979.

Yearly Analysis

First Majestic Silver’s stock currently trades at EUR5.86, significantly below its 52-week high of EUR8.07 but higher than its low of EUR4.17. This indicates a steep decline over the past year but that recovery efforts have begun recently.

First Majestic Silver is expected to experience negative 18% sales growth this year and another 0.6% drop next year, suggesting revenue decline within a short timeframe, possibly impacting profitability negatively.

Regarding EBITDA, First Majestic Silver has recorded an EBITDA of EUR173.13, indicating a positive EBITDA which indicates it is producing more profit than it spends on interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization expenses. However, due to negative growth forecast for next year this could potentially impact EBITDA negatively.

Technical Analysis

First Majestic Silver (AG) has experienced an exponential surge in value. Currently trading at EUR9.68, its current price surpasses both its 50-day moving average of EUR4.96 and 200-day moving average of EUR5.52. Despite this positive trend, First Majestic Silver’s last reported volume is 28.77% lower than average: 5,860,840.

Over the past several weeks, the stock’s volatility has fluctuated considerably – it reached negative 1.13% during one week; positive 1.14% during another, and positive 2.83% overall within three quarters – with its highest average volatility being recorded as being at 1.13%, 2.98% in total and 2.83% over three quarters respectively.

On the basis of the stochastic oscillator, which provides an indicator for overbought and oversold conditions, First Majestic Silver’s stock can be classified as overbought (>=80), suggesting it may soon undergo price corrections.

Overall, First Majestic Silver appears to be in good standing; however, investors should remain prudent and closely monitor its stock performance.

Quarter Analysis

According to the provided data, revenue growth at this company has declined 7.6% year-on-year during its last twelve trailing months compared with its prior year, totalling 573.8 million in total revenue. This indicates that its revenue may no longer be expanding at its previous rate and may cause concern among investors; however, further analysis would be necessary in order to understand its significance.

Equity Analysis

Morningstar Inc has reported that First Majestic Silver’s current dividend yield stands at 0.36%; however, their trailing twelve month EPS figure was EUR-0.48, indicating they are currently not profitable and their trailing twelve month return on equity figure was negative -9.76% indicating their inability to generate positive returns for its shareholders.

Overall, investors should carefully evaluate these factors when considering First Majestic Silver as an investment option. A negative EPS and return on equity may indicate financial instability, which could impede its ability to distribute dividends in future.

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