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In other words, the price has increased by $0.00 from its previous closing price. On the day, 2.16 million shares were traded. UPS stock price reached its highest trading level at $149.0 during the session, while it also had its lowest trading level at $147.79.
Ratios:
We take a closer look at UPS’s different ratios to gain a better understanding of the stock. It provided that stocks Price–to–Cash (P/C) ratio for the trailing twelve months (TTM) is standing at 28.05 whereas its Price-to-Free Cash Flow (P/FCF) for the term is 22.55. For the most recent quarter (mrq), Quick Ratio is recorded 1.04 and its Current Ratio is at 1.10. In the meantime, Its Debt-to-Equity ratio is 1.44 whereas as Long-Term Debt/Eq ratio is at 1.33.
On April 03, 2024, Redburn Atlantic Upgraded its rating to Buy which previously was Neutral but kept the price unchanged to $180.
TD Cowen reiterated its Hold rating for the stock on March 28, 2024, while the target price for the stock was revised from $147 to $140.
Insider Transactions:
An investor can also benefit from insider trades by learning what management is thinking about the future direction of stock prices. A recent insider transaction in this stock occurred on Feb 02 ’24 when Boratto Eva C bought 1,400 shares for $142.30 per share. The transaction valued at 199,220 led to the insider holds 1,400 shares of the business.
Cesarone Nando sold 22,825 shares of UPS for $3,919,052 on Aug 16 ’23. The President, US Operations now owns 1 shares after completing the transaction at $171.70 per share.
Valuation Measures:
Investors should consider key stock statistics when deciding whether to invest or divest. In the wake of the recent closing price, UPS now has a Market Capitalization of 126571397120 and an Enterprise Value of 146479382528. As of this moment, United’s Price-to-Earnings (P/E) ratio for their current fiscal year is 21.44, and their Forward P/E ratio for the next fiscal year is 15.20. The expected Price-to-Earnings-to-Growth (PEG) calculation for the next 5 years is 2.10. For the stock, the TTM Price-to-Sale (P/S) ratio is 1.41 while its Price-to-Book (P/B) ratio in mrq is 7.48. Its current Enterprise Value per Revenue stands at 1.632 whereas that against EBITDA is 11.844.
Stock Price History:
The Beta on a monthly basis for UPS is 1.02, which has changed by -0.13505614 over the last 52 weeks, in comparison to a change of 0.2644323 over the same period for the S&P500. Over the past 52 weeks, UPS has reached a high of $192.98, while it has fallen to a 52-week low of $133.68. The 50-Day Moving Average of the stock is -0.92%, while the 200-Day Moving Average is calculated to be -4.19%.
Shares Statistics:
According to the various share statistics, UPS traded on average about 3.98M shares per day over the past 3-months and 2784870 shares per day over the past 10 days. A total of 855.56M shares are outstanding, with a floating share count of 729.25M. Insiders hold about 14.76% of the company’s shares, while institutions hold 62.14% stake in the company. Shares short for UPS as of 1714435200 were 12261741 with a Short Ratio of 3.08, compared to 1711584000 on 10427022. Therefore, it implies a Short% of Shares Outstanding of 12261741 and a Short% of Float of 1.68.
Dividends & Splits
The forward annual dividend rate for UPS is 6.50, which was 6.49 in the trailing 12 months. Against a Trailing Annual Dividend Yield of 0.043869134The stock’s 5-year Average Dividend Yield is 3.12.
