(VIANEWS) – Liberty Broadband (LBRDA) stock has seen an extraordinary decline over the last 10 sessions, plunging 23.72%. This drop comes following five consecutive sessions of losses; Liberty Broadband closed last Friday at EUR59.84 – 37.31% below its 52-week high of EUR95.61. Interestingly, this happened despite overall NASDAQ market having gained 0.86% to EUR15,930.04, after three straight gains sessions.
About Liberty Broadband
Liberty Broadband Corporation, or LBC for short, provides internet, video, voice and managed services under its GCI brand in Alaska for both residential and business customers. LBC also operates various segments including Charter that offers internet video mobile voice solutions for small to mid-sized companies, custom fiber based solutions advertising production services as well as security suite solutions; Liberty Broadband offers internet access data networking video entertainment business telephone services plus regional sports and news networks and was established in 2014 with headquarters located in Englewood Colorado.
Yearly Analysis
Liberty Broadband stock is currently trading at EUR60.11, below its 52-week high of EUR65.80. This suggests that its performance relative to past levels is subpar; additionally, anticipated sales growth over the coming year and year may not appeal to some investors.
Liberty Broadband’s EBITDA of EUR53.88 indicates it is producing positive earnings. Furthermore, Liberty Media boasts an extensive portfolio and proven financial track record that will support this endeavor.
Liberty Broadband may not be performing as investors would like, but their positive EBITDA and strong parent company may make them an appealing investment opportunity for some investors. Before making any decisions it’s essential that investors conduct thorough research and consider their personal investment goals and risk tolerance prior to taking any steps towards investing.
Technical Analysis
Liberty Broadband stock has seen its value decrease recently, falling far below both its 50-day and 200-day moving averages of EUR78.52 and EUR82.89, respectively. Furthermore, Liberty’s trading volume of 74,116 represents 43.89% less than its average volume of 128,177.
The stock’s volatility has also seen an overall downward trend. Intraday variation averages for the past week, month, and quarter were negative 3.36%, negative 1.07% and positive 1.87%, respectively. Furthermore, its highest amplitude of average volatility over that timeframe was 3.36% for its weekly variation averages, 2.64% for monthly variations, and 1.87% quarterly variations respectively.
Stochastic Oscillator, a widely-used indicator for measuring overbought and oversold conditions, currently considers Liberty Broadband stock to be overbought (>=80), suggesting it could soon experience a price correction.
Quarter Analysis
Revenue Growth:
Year-on-year quarterly revenue growth has declined by 3.2% year over year to total $981M for twelve trailing months. This information indicates that revenue growth may have slowed relative to last year. Investors should closely track whether this trend represents only temporary slowing or an ongoing concern.
Equity Analysis
Earnings per Share (EPS) for the last twelve months were EUR4.55 each.
PE Ratio (Trailing 12 months): 13.21
Return on Equity (ROE): 7.52% (12 months trailing months).
Liberty Broadband Corporation reported its trailing twelve month EPS at EUR4.55, and its PE ratio at 13.21, meaning investors are paying EUR13.21 for every euro of annual earnings. Furthermore, their twelve trailing month return on equity (ROE) stands at 7.52%; which indicates that for every EUR1 invested, their return on equity generates EUR0.0752 profit.
As these figures represent historical performance, they do not guarantee future performance. Before making any investment decisions based on this data alone, further investigation must be performed including reviewing financial statements and other related data provided by a company.
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