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BILL Holdings Inc (NYSE: BILL) experienced a significant drop in its trading price of 25.19% on November 3, closing at $66.93. This sharp fall has led to a 36.52% decline in the company’s stock value over the past month, with a year-to-date price change of -38.57%. Despite this downturn, analysts suggest potential growth for the $7.17 billion-valued company.
The Wealth Building Report by StockWire News indicates potential growth for small-cap stocks like BILL. Analysts foresee an increase in BILL’s quarterly earnings per share (EPS) by $0.5 this quarter and predict annual EPS of $1.95 for 2024 and $2.37 for 2025. This suggests an expected annual growth of 18.20% this year and 21.50% next year.
For the current quarter, BILL’s revenue is projected to be around $297.92 million, reflecting a potential increase of 41.40% from the same quarter last year. The consensus estimate for the company’s annual revenue in 2024 is $1.3 billion, indicating a forecasted growth of 22.70%.
However, no comments about BILL’s upward or downward trends were posted in the last seven days, leading to technical indicators rating the stock as a 100% sell in the short term, a hold in the medium term, and a 50% sell in the long term.
Out of 28 analysts who have assigned BILL a recommendation rating, 16 recommend buy, 11 rate it a hold, and one advises sell. The consensus price target for the trailing 12-month period is $90.75, with a median consensus price of $90.00.
BILL’s stock price is currently -34.49% off the SMA20 and -36.84% off the SMA50, with an RSI metric of 17.71 on the 14-day chart and weekly volatility of 7.23%. The beta value is 1.95, and the Average True Range indicator is 6.79.
BILL’s daily trading volume shows a 3-month average of 1.83 million, which has increased over the past ten days to an average of 4.53 million. Currently, there are 106.55 million outstanding shares, with insiders holding 4.56% and institutions holding 98.60%. Short interest as of October 12, 2023, was at 6.77 million shares (6.31% of outstanding shares), resulting in a short ratio of 4.3.
InvestingPro Insights
Drawing from InvestingPro’s real-time data, BILL holds an adjusted market cap of $6800M. Despite the recent downturn, the company maintains a strong gross profit margin of 85.81% as of Q1 2024. Additionally, BILL’s revenue growth for the same period stands at 50.43%, indicating a solid financial performance.
Turning to InvestingPro Tips, it’s worth noting that BILL holds more cash than debt on its balance sheet, which could provide a cushion during volatile market conditions. Furthermore, despite not being profitable over the last twelve months, analysts predict the company will return to profitability this year.
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