(VIANEWS) – V.F. Corporation (NYSE: VFC) stock prices saw a remarkable 12.97% surge to EUR17.28 at 12:42 EST today after two consecutive sessions of losses, and are trading higher by 0.51% overall as indicated by four straight gains seen today on the NYSE. This indicates an upward trend that could continue into today.
V.F. Corporation recently closed at EUR15.30, representing 49.24% below its 52-week high of EUR30.14.
About V.F. Corporation
V.F. Corporation is an apparel and footwear company specializing in lifestyle products designed, sourced, marketed and distributed worldwide. Operating through three segments–Outdoor, Active and Work–with brands like The North Face, Timberland, Smartwool Icebreaker Altra Vans Supreme Kipling Napapijri Eastpak JanSport Dickies Timberland PRO for sale through various channels including specialty stores department stores national chains mass merchants direct-to-consumer operations digital platforms since 1899 in Denver Colorado
Yearly Analysis
V.F. Corporation stock is currently trading at EUR17.28, significantly below its 52-week high of EUR30.14 but above its 52-week low of EUR12.85.
V.F. Corporation expects its sales growth this year to decrease by 5.8% before rebounding next year with 2.4% expansion.
V.F. Corporation currently boasts an EBITDA figure of EUR31.67.
V.F. Corporation may appear undervalued relative to its 52-week high and below its 52-week low price points; however, negative sales growth projections and reduced EBITDA levels should give potential investors cause for alarm.
Technical Analysis
V.F. Corporation’s stock has underperformed in the market, as evidenced by its current price of EUR16.48 which falls well below both its 50-day and 200-day moving averages of EUR17.52 and EUR18.47, respectively. However, their trading volume increased 1.81% compared to their average volume of 7742720 which may indicate investor enthusiasm in their company.
However, in the last quarter the company’s volatility has been relatively low, with an average intraday variation of just 2.90%. Over this timeframe its stock’s average weekly and monthly variance was 3.46% and 2.35 respectively; totalling to 2.90 overall in that quarter.
According to the stochastic oscillator, V.F. Corporation stock is currently considered overbought (>=80), signalling that investors should monitor its performance closely while anticipating potential fluctuations in its stock price. Overall, investors should remain alert for sudden shifts or unexpected drops.
Quarter Analysis
Investment Outlook:
V.F. Corporation has projected negative sales growth estimates, with 5.8% projected as its decline for the coming quarter and growth estimates as negative as 31.3% and 11.8% for current and next quarters respectively – this suggests the company may face challenges related to revenue growth in the immediate future.
Additionally, year-on-year quarterly revenue growth has declined by 1.5% with total twelve trailing months revenue at 11.39B indicating that there has been an overall downward trend in revenue growth which may cause investors to have concern for this company’s future performance.
Overall, V.F. Corporation appears to present investors with an unfavorable investment outlook due to concerns surrounding sales growth and revenue decline. Investors should exercise caution and closely track V.F. Corporation in coming quarters before making any definitive investment decisions.
Equity Analysis
V.F. Corporation currently boasts a negative return on equity of -8.12% for the twelve trailing months, suggesting it has no profits flowing back to shareholders. Furthermore, their estimated forward annual dividend yield stands at only 2.16% compared to other stocks on the market; investors should take other factors such as company growth prospects, industry trends and overall market conditions into consideration prior to making any decisions regarding investments in this stock. Further investigation and analysis should take place prior to making any such choices.
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