(VIANEWS) – Marathon (NASDAQ: MARA) saw its stock prices fall sharply on Thursday, falling 15.68% to EUR21.61 at 12:23 EST after opening at EUR25.63 the day prior. This represents an 18.12% drop from its 52-week high of EUR31.30; furthermore this drop follows two consecutive sessions of losses which contributes to a negative trend during trading sessions. Furthermore, the NASDAQ index also fell 0.9% at EUR14,834.52, following four straight sessions of gains.
About Marathon
Marathon Digital Holdings, Inc. is an industry-leading digital asset technology company located in the United States. Specializing in mining digital assets with an eye towards blockchain ecosystem development, Marathon was founded in 2010 and established its headquarters in Fort Lauderdale, Florida in February 2021. Rebranding from Marathon Patent Group to Marathon Digital Holdings to highlight commitment to innovation and growth within digital asset industry
Yearly Analysis
Based on the provided data, Marathon’s stock is currently underperforming its 52-week high while outpacing its 52-week low. Marathon is projected to experience sales growth this year of 204.9 % which may provide investors with some hope; however, such rates may not be sustainable over the long term. EBITDA at 17.65 indicates the company is making profits through operations which should give an indication of overall financial health of Marathon.
Technical Analysis
Marathon’s stock is currently trading above both its 50-day and 200-day moving averages, signalling an upward trend both short- and long-term. Furthermore, Marathon’s last reported volume of 139341117 significantly outstripped its usual trading activity indicating increased trading activity.
Marathon’s intraday variation average over the past week, month, and quarter has been negative 0.72%; positive 3.08%; and positive 5.70%, respectively. Marathon experienced its highest amplitude of average volatility last week (5.86%) 7.55% during its most volatile month (7) and quarter (5.70).
According to the stochastic oscillator, Marathon’s stock may be considered oversold (=20), suggesting it is undervalued and potentially due for a price rebound.
Overall, Marathon’s bullish trend and oversold conditions may signal potential for price gains over the short term; however, investors should conduct extensive research before making any definitive investment decisions.
Quarter Analysis
Based on available data, Marathon’s sales growth for this quarter and next is 337% and 189% respectively. Furthermore, Marathon estimated its growth estimates for both quarters at 88.7% and 140%, respectively. Year-on-year quarterly revenue growth also saw significant gains at 671.1% with twelve trailing months showing revenue totalling 259.16M.
Marathon’s growth projections are promising, signaling great potential for investment. However, past performance does not guarantee future outcomes and investors should conduct further investigation before making their decisions.
Equity Analysis
Marathon has experienced an Earnings Per Share (EPS) loss for the trailing twelve months at EUR-3.08 per share. This indicates that they have experienced an overall net loss throughout the period.
Marathon’s Return on Equity (ROE) for the last twelve months stands at negative -42.13%, suggesting it has not generated sufficient profits to compensate shareholders adequately. Investors should take this into consideration before making investment decisions and may wish to look at other factors first before taking decisive actions.
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