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After finishing at $11.11 in the prior trading day, Cushman & Wakefield plc (NYSE: CWK) closed at $10.76, down -3.15%. In other words, the price has decreased by -$3.15 from its previous closing price. On the day, 2.64 million shares were traded. CWK stock price reached its highest trading level at $11.32 during the session, while it also had its lowest trading level at $10.745.
Ratios:
Our goal is to gain a better understanding of CWK by taking a closer look at its different ratios. It provided that stocks Price–to–Cash (P/C) ratio for the trailing twelve months (TTM) is standing at 4.21 whereas its Price-to-Free Cash Flow (P/FCF) for the term is 11.91. In the meantime, Its Debt-to-Equity ratio is 2.15 whereas as Long-Term Debt/Eq ratio is at 2.07.
Upgrades & Downgrades
In addition, analysts’ ratings and any changes thereto give investors an idea of the stock’s future direction. In the most recent recommendation for this company, Jefferies on April 10, 2024, initiated with a Buy rating and assigned the stock a target price of $13.
Raymond James Downgraded its Strong Buy to Outperform on April 03, 2024, while the target price for the stock was maintained at $13.
Insider Transactions:
The insider trade also gives investors a glimpse into the future direction of stock prices, which can be beneficial to investors. A recent insider transaction in this stock occurred on May 22 ’24 when TPG GP A, LLC sold 17,098,001 shares for $11.00 per share. The transaction valued at 188,078,011 led to the insider holds 0 shares of the business.
TPG GP A, LLC sold 7,734,954 shares of CWK for $75,338,452 on Feb 29 ’24. The 10% Owner now owns 17,098,001 shares after completing the transaction at $9.74 per share. On Feb 29 ’24, another insider, Robinson Nathaniel, who serves as the insider of the company, sold 40,000 shares for $9.99 each. As a result, the insider received 399,600 and left with 40,427 shares of the company.
Valuation Measures:
Investors should consider key stock statistics when deciding whether to invest or divest. In the wake of the recent closing price, CWK now has a Market Capitalization of 2465740032 and an Enterprise Value of 5399447552. As of this moment, Cushman’s Price-to-Earnings (P/E) ratio for their current fiscal year is 207.72, and their Forward P/E ratio for the next fiscal year is 8.68. The expected Price-to-Earnings-to-Growth (PEG) calculation for the next 5 years is 20.77. For the stock, the TTM Price-to-Sale (P/S) ratio is 0.26 while its Price-to-Book (P/B) ratio in mrq is 1.52. Its current Enterprise Value per Revenue stands at 0.573 whereas that against EBITDA is 12.571.
Stock Price History:
Over the past 52 weeks, CWK has reached a high of $11.83, while it has fallen to a 52-week low of $6.24. The 50-Day Moving Average of the stock is 4.78%, while the 200-Day Moving Average is calculated to be 15.25%.
Shares Statistics:
The stock has traded on average 2.45M shares per day over the past 3-months and 5466950 shares per day over the last 10 days, according to various share statistics. A total of 227.28M shares are outstanding, with a floating share count of 226.58M. Insiders hold about 1.13% of the company’s shares, while institutions hold 91.41% stake in the company. Shares short for CWK as of 1715731200 were 15180046 with a Short Ratio of 6.20, compared to 1713139200 on 14124854. Therefore, it implies a Short% of Shares Outstanding of 15180046 and a Short% of Float of 7.64.
