The course overview page provides a snapshot of a specific icon. Real-time quotes are provided by Cboe BZX Exchange on each US stock quote page. During market hours, real-time Cboe BZX price displays and new trade updates are updated on the site (as indicated by a "flash"). Volume always reflects consolidated markets. If the symbol has pre-market or post-market trades, this information is also reflected along with the symbol's last stock (closing) price. Real-time prices are available during market hours (9:30am to 4:00pm EST).
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Abstract quote
The Summary Quotes Board displays snapshot data of quotes. Where available, the Cboe BZX Exchange buy and sell information will be updated as new data is received. The volume is also updated, but it is the delayed consolidated volume of the symbol exchange. Rate table data fields include:
- Daily high/low: The highest and lowest trading price for the current trading session.
- Open: The open price of the current trading session is plotted in the high/low histogram for the day.
- Back Close: The closing price of the previous trading session.
- Offer:The last bid price and bid size.
- Questions:The last requested price and requested size.
- Volume:The total number of shares or contracts traded in the current trading session.
- Average volume: The average number of shares traded in the last 20 days.
- Alpha weighted: A measure of how much a stock or commodity has risen or fallen over a one-year period. Barchart takes this alpha and weights it, giving more weight to recent activity and less (by a factor of 0.5) to activity earlier in the period. Therefore, weighted alpha is a measure of one-year growth with an emphasis on recent price activity.
Chart Snapshot
A thumbnail of a daily chart is provided with a link to open and customize a full size chart.
Bar Chart Technical Opinion
The Barchart Technical Opinion widget shows the general barchart opinion for today with general information on how to interpret the short and long term signals. Exclusive to Barchart.com, Opinions analyzes a stock or commodity based on 13 popular ratings over the short, medium and long term. Results are interpreted as buy, sell or hold signals, each with numerical scores and summarized as an overall buy or sell percentage. After each calculation, the program assigns a buy, sell, or hold value to the study, depending on where the price falls in relation to the study's current interpretation. For example, a price above its moving average is generally considered an uptrend or a buy.
A symbol receives one of the following general classifications:
- Strong buy(greater than "66% Purchase")
- Comparison(greater than or equal to "33% Purchase" and less than or equal to "66% Purchase")
- Bad buy("Purchase 0%" to "Purchase 33%)")
- Hold
- Strong sale(greater than "66% Sale")
- Sell(greater than or equal to "33% Sale" and less than or equal to "66% Sale")
- Low sale("0% sale" to "33% sale")
The current reading of14 day stochasticIndicator is also included in the interpretation. The following information is displayed when the following conditions are met:
- When the 14-day Stochastic %K is greater than 90 and the overall sentiment is Buy, the following is displayed: “The market is in a severely overbought territory. Beware of a trend reversal.”
- When the 14-day Stochastic %K is greater than 80 and the overall sentiment is buy, the following is displayed: “The market is approaching overbought territory. Watch for a trend reversal.”
- When the 14-day Stochastic %K is less than 10 and the overall sentiment is sell, the following is displayed: “The market is in a severely oversold territory. Beware of a trend reversal.”
- When the 14-day Stochastic %K is less than 20 and the overall sentiment is sell, the following is displayed: “The market is approaching oversold territory. Watch for a trend reversal.”
business summary
Provides a general description of the business conducted by this company.
value for money
This section shows the highs and lows for the last 1, 3 and 12 months. Click the "View More" link to view the full performance report page with extended historical information.
basics
- For US and Canadian stocks, the summary page provides key stats on the stock's fundamentals with a link to more information.
- market value: The capitalization or market value of a share is simply the market value of all shares outstanding. It is calculated by multiplying the market price by the number of shares outstanding. For example, a public company with 10 million outstanding shares trading at $10 each would have a market capitalization of $100 million.
- outstanding shares: Common shares outstanding as reported by the Company on 10-Q or 10-K.
- annual sales: Annual sales expressed in millions of dollars.
- Annual Income: Annual net income expressed in millions of dollars.
- 60 Fun Beta: Coefficient that measures the volatility of a stock's returns relative to the market (S&P 500). It is based on a 60-month historical regression of stock returns to S&P 500 returns.
- price/sale: Last closing price divided by sales/sales per share for the last 12 months.
- price/cash flow: Last closing price divided by earnings/cash flow per share for the last 12 months.
- price/book: A financial metric used to compare a company's current market price to its book value.
- Price/Revenue: Last closing price divided by earnings per share based on the last 12 months. Companies with negative results receive an “NE”.
- earnings per share: 12-month total operations EPS is the closing income after all expenses divided by the weighted average number of common shares outstanding. For example, if a company has net income of $10 million and 10 million shares outstanding, its earnings per share will be $1.
- the last earnings: The last earnings per share (EPS) paid to shareholders and the payment date. Latest earnings numbers are based on non-GAAP earnings from continuing operations.
- Next win date: the next reported earnings date. Stocks whose next earnings date is within the next 7 days are marked in red.
- dividend and annual return: The reported annual dividend rate and yield calculated from the last dividend. The dividend rate is that portion of a company's earnings that is paid out to shareholders, expressed as the dollar amount each share receives (dividends per share). Yield is the amount of dividends paid per share divided by the closing price.
- Last dividend:The last dividend paid and the date of the last dividend.
- The sector: Links to industry groups and/or SIC codes where stocks are found.
Options overview
Highlights key summary options statistics to provide a forward-looking indication of investor sentiment.
- implied volatility: The average implied volatility (IV) of the nearest monthly options contract 30 days or more away. IV is a future prediction of the probability of the price of the underlying asset changing, where a higher IV means the market expects a significant price movement and a lower IV means the market expects the price of the underlying asset to remain within the current trading range.
- 30-day historical volatility: the average deviation from the average price over the last 30 days. Historical volatility is a measure of how quickly the price of the underlying security has changed in the past.
- IV. percentile: The percentage of days with an IV degree below the current IV value during the last 1 year. A high IV percentile means that the current IV is at a higher level than it has been for most of the last year. This would occur after a period of significant price movement and a high IV percentile can usually predict an imminent price reversal in the market.
- Stage IV: The current IV compared to the highest and lowest values of the last 1 year. If the IV rank is 100%, it means the IV has been at its highest level in the last 1 year and it could mean the market is overbought.
- high IV: The highest IV value in the last 1 year and date it happened.
- low IV: The lowest IV value in the last 1 year and date it happened.
- Sales volume/sales ratio: The total put/call volume ratio for all option contracts (on all expiry dates). A high put/call ratio could mean the market is oversold as more traders are buying puts rather than calls, and a low put/call ratio could mean the market is overbought as more traders are buying call options rather than puts. buy options.
- today's band: The total volume of all option contracts (across all expiry dates) traded during the current session.
- Average volume (30 days): The average volume of all option contracts (across all expiry dates) over the last 30 days.
- Sell/sell OI course: The open bid/ask interest rate for all option contracts (on all expiry dates).
- Today's Open Interest: The total outstanding interest for all option contracts (on all expiry dates).
- Open Int (30 Dias): The average total open interest for all options contracts (across all expiry dates) over the last 30 days.
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