Profits are collapsing
Net income fell 76.5% in the latest quarter on flat sales, and operating income dropped 47.2% from a year earlier.
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Which stock is behind these numbers? Net income down 76.5%. The stock is 54.5% below its 52-week high.
- A state-controlled electric utility in a contracting industry (rated 43.6/100) earned 76.5% less in its latest quarter than a year earlier, on flat sales. Analysts expect earnings per share to fall 44.7% this year and another 56.0% next year, while its industry is expected to grow.
- The stock is 26.7% below its 200-day average and sits 2% above its 52-week low. It looks cheap at 4.1x this year's earnings, but the earnings are shrinking.
- The plan is to sell short only into a failed rebound or on a close below the 52-week low, not at the low.
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Why this could be a trade
Analysts expect less, two years running
Earnings per share are expected to fall 44.7% this year and 56.0% next year, against growth of 10.6% and 8.0% for its industry.
The trend is down on every timeframe
The stock is 6.5% below its 50-day average, 26.7% below its 200-day average and 54.5% below its 52-week high.
Industry rating
43.6 / 100 · Contracting
Volatility (NATR14)
2.5% · Contained
Price momentum
Unfavorable · 26.7% below its 200-day average
Sales growth
-0.1%
Latest quarter vs. the same quarter a year earlier
Net income growth
-76.5%
Latest quarter vs. a year earlier
EPS growth, current year
-44.7%
Analyst estimates, vs. +10.6% for its industry
Valuation discount
76%
vs. its industry on this year's expected earnings
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IMGELD VIEW
SHORT · Sell the bounce or the breakdown
Industry contracting. Profits falling and expected to keep falling. The stock is in a downtrend but sits just above its 52-week low, so selling here means selling the low. Two ways to play it: a short entry on a rebound that fails at the 20-day average, or a confirmation entry on a daily close below the 52-week low.
Reward / risk to Target 2
3.0 : 1
Days to next earnings
23
VerdictSHORT
Ticker
Reference price
Entry A · rebound zone
Entry B · confirmation close
Stop loss
Targets 1 / 2
The trade plan
Entry A · a rebound that fails at the 20-day average
Entry B · daily close below the 52-week low
Stop · above the 50-day average
Wall Street view
Buy / Strong Buy0% · 1 Hold
Analysts covering1
Average target
Volatility & sizing
NATR142.5%
ATR14
Risk from the entry zone to the stop5.0%