(VIANEWS) – Nautilus (NLS) stock saw an astonishing 19.19% surge between Friday night at 19:19 EST and Wednesday evening, from EUR0.69 to EUR0.82, from 19:19 EST at 22:05 EST on Wednesday. This extraordinary growth came on top of two consecutive sessions where NLS traded higher, with its previous close being EUR0.63, or 70.96% below its 52-week high of EUR2.17; investors were encouraged by this recent surge in NLS shares as they anticipate further gains over time.
About Nautilus
Nautilus, Inc. is an industry leader in fitness solutions that designs, develops, sources and sells cardio and strength fitness products along with related accessories for consumers in various regions worldwide. Nautilus Inc operates through two distinct segments – Direct and Retail – offering products under its Nautilus, Bowflex and Schwinn brands and its digital fitness platform, JRNY. Furthermore, Nautilus, Inc licenses its brands and intellectual property. Nautilus Inc sells directly to consumers through various channels such as television advertising, social media posts, websites and catalogs as well as through retail companies including sporting goods stores, online-only retailers, electronics stores, furniture stores, large format warehouse stores and specialty bike dealers. Established in 1986 and located in Vancouver Washington.
Yearly Analysis
Based on the available data, Nautilus appears undervalued when compared with its 52-week high; however, without more details it’s difficult to ascertain whether its stock has become overvalued or undervalued.
This year’s projected sales growth is negative 2.8%, suggesting the company may be struggling to generate revenue. But next year is projected for positive 9% growth – suggesting it might be possible for them to recover in time.
Nautilus’ EBITDA score of 62.69 indicates a healthy operating profit margin and serves as an indication that investors should view positively.
Overall, investors should take note of Nautilus’s negative sales growth for this year and market conditions when making investment decisions. Before investing, further investigation should be undertaken on Nautilus’s fundamentals and business prospects to gain further understanding.
Technical Analysis
Nautilus, the French multinational corporation specializing in luxury goods, has recently seen a decrease in its stock price. While its value currently exceeds its 50-day moving average of EUR0.75, it stands well below its 200-day moving average of EUR1.14.
The stock’s last reported volume of 269,689 is 32.65% higher than its average volume of 203,301, signalling higher trading activity in the market. Volatility fluctuated during this timeframe: intraday variation average for last week was negative 3.09% while monthly variation average was negative 0.20% and quarterly variance average positive 3.91% with highest amplitude average volatility occurring over last week (48%), month 4.86% and quarter variation being at their respective highest values (3, 4.86% and 3.91 1% respectively during that timeframe.
According to the stochastic oscillator, Nautilus stock is considered overbought (>=80), signaling that there may be potential for price correction in the near future. However, its current value above its 50-day moving average indicates there may still be room for short-term price gains.
Overall, Nautilus’ stock price is experiencing both positive and negative indicators at present; investors should monitor this market closely in order to make educated decisions.
Quarter Analysis
Based on the available information, Nautilus’ sales growth for this quarter stands at negative 20.2% while their projected quarterly and yearly growth estimates stand at 36.6% and 82%, indicating significant progress expected within future quarters.
Furthermore, the company experienced year-on-year quarterly revenue growth of 61.7% with current revenues totalling 735.32M; this indicates a dramatic surge in its growth during this year.
Nautilus should remain under watch by investors in terms of both its sales and revenue growth over the coming quarters, as well as any triggers which might hinder performance. Given its positive growth projections and revenue projections, however, Nautilus could make for an attractive investment option in today’s market.
Equity Analysis
On the basis of available information, investors in Nautilus can expect a dividend yield of 4.09% when the next dividend payment takes place on August 15, 2007. Unfortunately, however, its trailing twelve month EPS figure stands at EUR-1.63 which may indicate that it may not yet be profitable. Return on Equity (ROE) of 75.4% indicates that the company is producing high profits relative to shareholder’s equity and thus bodes well for investors. Before making any investment decisions, investors must also carefully consider other financial metrics and factors, including company’s growth prospects and industry outlook. It is advisable to conduct additional research or consult a financial advisor.
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