The price of a stock is the truest depiction of a company's value and what the market anticipates about its performance. A stock's market value is critical, but the process is plagued with uncertainty, leading to investor skepticism. However, in today's economic environment, investors may learn a lot about the market expectations of their target stocks by looking at stock's performance and important indicators. Comparing their expectations to the market could help investors estimate their prospective return.
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1 Week1 MonthQuarterHalf Year1 YearYTD341.14341.14341.14341.14341.14341.14324.15281.97281.97267.35212.24281.97+2.65%+15.73%+7.32%+16.77%+31.27%+15.73%APD has a current P/E ratio of 19.65
The APD stock has a trailing twelve month price-to sales (P/S) ratio of 6.21 while its price-to-book (P/B) value is 4.42.
APD's price-to-free-cashflow (P/FCF) ratio is -23.86, an indicator that is currently being trending upward.
Based on APD's recent bid, its distance from 20 days simple moving average is 6.4%. It is 7.2% apart from 50 days simple moving average, and it is 16.98% apart from 200 days simple moving average.
The 52-week high for APD is $341.14 which is -1.01% away from the current price level whereas the distance of that from the 52-week low of $212.24 stands at 58.16%.
The performance of APD stock was not encouraging with most of its significant price indicators in green. Air Products and Chemicals, Inc.(NYSE: APD) shares have moved downward -0.71% or -$2.40 in the latest trading session and have gained 15.73% year-to-date (YTD). The stock has gained nearly 31.27% over the past year. After moving 7.32% over the trailing 3-month period, the stock is 16.77% higher in the 6-month period. Looking at its performance over the shorter term, it'sgained 2.65% a week and 15.73% a month.
The current 14-day RSI for APD stock is 71.21. Investors and traders alike rely on the relative strength index, or RSI, as an oscillating indicator. In terms of values, the RSI operates within a range ranging from 0 to 100. A rising RSI line indicates strength in the shares. As the RSI line falls, the opposite occurs. It is possible to examine different time periods when using the RSI indicator. Shorter time frames can cause the RSI to be more volatile. Most traders pay close attention to the marks between 30 and 70 on the RSI scale. When the stock price moves over 70, it is often considered to be an indicator of overbought conditions. Dropping below 30 indicates oversold territory. These levels are often used by traders to forecast stock price reversals.
ATR stands for Average True Range, which may be useful when traders or investors are assessing technical inventory. Currently, Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. (APD) has a 14-day ATR of 6.47.
After closing at $338.07 with 222.38M of its shares outstanding, the current enterprise value of APD is roughly 62.95B.
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. (NYSE: APD) is up 31.27% when it comes to the percentage price change over the past 52-weeks. The percentage price change came more than that of broader S&P 500 index that came at a rise of 21.77%. APD stock price is also up 15.73% on its value in year-to-date trading.
The number outstanding shares of APD is 222.38M, and of these 99.17% shares are freely available for trading. On average, APD stock has traded 1.84M shares per day for the past 10 days. A total of 1.22M shares changed hands during the last trading session with the average session volume of 1.47M shares.
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