Energizer Holdings, Inc. (ENR) Stock Price Move:
Energizer Holdings, Inc. (ENR) stock price is at a -21.55% downfall to its 52-week high and above 19.29% to a 52-week low. Analysts assigned mean rating at 2.30 (1.0 = Strong Buy, 5.0 = Sell). The trailing P/E is at 25.01. The company annual dividend yield is measured at 2.26%.It trades with a Forward P/E valuation of 15.15. The average annual earnings growth estimate for the next five years is at 7.70%. Turning to Return on Assets (ROA), the company has a current ROA of 7.00%. This is a profitability ratio that measures net income generated from total company assets during a given period. The average annual EPS growth estimates for the next one year is at 1.07%. The stock price is sinking -8.11% to $51.44. The company stands with 59.54 million outstanding shares and 58.79 million shares are floating in market. Institutional owners keep 97.80% hold Insiders owns 0.70% shares of the company.
Energizer Holdings, Inc. (ENR) stock price dropped -12.63% to its 20-day simple moving average, dipped -14.00% to its 50-day simple moving average and -13.11% down to its 200-day simple moving average. A key indicator that can help investors determine if a stock might be a quality investment is the Return on Equity or ROE. The company currently has Return on Equity of 238.70%. Taking a look at the performance of ENR, it is found that the weekly performance for this stock is valued at -15.89% and the performance for the month at -16.10%. It has Quarterly performance and year to date performance of -20.04% and 7.21% respectively.
Energizer Holdings, Inc. (ENR) changed 3.56 million shares at hands on November 15, 2018 versus to the average volume of 0.58 million shares. Its relative volume is 6.64. Energizer Holdings, Inc. (ENR) is sinking -8.11% to $51.44. When analyzing volume, determine the strength or weakness of a move. As traders, we are more interested to take part in strong moves and don’t join moves that show weakness – or we may even watch for an entry in the opposite direction of a weak move. These guidelines do not hold true in all situations, but they are a good general aid in trading decisions.
Currently, the 14-day Relative Strength Index (RSI) reading is at 27.72. RSI is a quick tool you can use to gauge overbought and oversold levels, the Relative Strength Index. The premise is simple, however. When RSI moves above 70, it is overbought and could lead to a downward move. When RSI moves below 30, it is oversold and could lead to an upward move. But, we must be patient before we enter our trades, because sometimes the RSI can stay overbought or oversold for quite awhile. The worst thing we can do is try to pick a top or a bottom of a strong move that continues to move into further overbought or oversold territory. So we must wait until the RSI crosses back under 70 or crosses back above 30.