(VIANEWS) – Shares of Liberty Broadband (LBRDK) experienced an abrupt 25.92% drop from January 29th to February 9th, from EUR80.94 to EUR59.96 over 10 sessions following four straight losses. NASDAQ rose 0.28% during that same timeframe while Liberty Broadband stock closed at EUR60.33 representing a 36.95% reduction from its 52-week high of EUR95.68.
About Liberty Broadband
Liberty Broadband Corporation is a communications provider offering residential, business and government customers various services through its subsidiaries. Their GCI Holdings segment provides data, wireless broadband Internet, video streaming services as well as voice calls in Alaska through its GCI brand name. Charter provides subscription-based internet and video services, mobile voice services and business solutions such as Spectrum Internet, TV Mobile Voice & Data Plans for small to midsize companies. Liberty Broadband Corporation provides security suite, internet access, data networking services, fiber connectivity connectivity services for video entertainment purposes, business telephone services as well as advertising on cable television networks and streaming platforms. Established in 2014 and located in Englewood Colorado.
Yearly Analysis
Liberty Broadband stock is currently trading below its 52-week low, while their anticipated sales growth for this year may decrease by 0.6%, possibly leading to decreased revenue compared to prior years. Next year however, their anticipated sales growth is 1.4% which could potentially see increased revenues.
Liberty Broadband’s EBITDA, which measures their profits, stands at 53.88 and indicates a relatively healthy financial standing – however a more thorough examination may be necessary in order to properly comprehend their performance.
Overall, investors should proceed with caution when investing in Liberty Broadband due to its negative sales growth outlook for this year. On the plus side, however, positive sales growth next year and its relatively healthy EBITDA may appeal to certain investors.
Technical Analysis
Liberty Broadband stock is currently trading below both its 50-day and 200-day moving averages, signaling an overall downward trend over both short- and long-term time frames. Furthermore, reported volumes are lower than its average of 999,559 showing decreased trading activity.
Liberty Broadband saw its intraday variation average decline by 9.41% for each of the past week, month and quarter respectively – this represents negative 9.41%, negative 1.02% and positive 1.88% over that time frame respectively – with its highest average weekly volatility being 9.41% while last month and quarter volatility reaching 2.61% and 1.88%, respectively.
According to the stochastic oscillator, Liberty Broadband stock is considered overbought (>=80), suggesting it may be due for a correction. This information could prove valuable for investors, who may seek either buy or sell decisions as any correction could lead to price drops in Liberty Broadband shares.
Quarter Analysis
Liberty Broadband’s sales growth for the current quarter stands at negative 0.8%; however, this should rebound strongly in the next quarter with a growth rate of 1551.9%. Company estimates for current quarter and the subsequent one are 8.8% and 197.9%, respectively. Year-on-year revenue growth has decreased 3.2% year over year to 981M revenue generated over 12 trailing months; therefore Liberty Broadband appears to have mixed growth prospects, showing some promising indicators while simultaneously showing declines in annualized revenue growth rates.
Equity Analysis
Liberty Broadband currently boasts a trailing twelve months earnings per share (EPS) figure of EUR4.55, meaning they have generated EUR4.55 in earnings over the last year.
Liberty Broadband currently boasts a trailing 12-month price-earnings ratio of 13.18, meaning investors are willing to pay EUR13.18 for every euro of annual earnings generated. A lower PE ratio could indicate undervaluation while higher PE ratios might signal overvaluation.
Return on Equity
Our twelve trailing month return on equity (ROE) stands at 7.52%. ROE measures the profitability of a business relative to shareholder’s equity and can be calculated by dividing net income by shareholder’s equity; an increased ROE indicates greater profitability relative to shareholder’s equity held.
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