Quantum Corporation (QTM):
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Quantum Corporation (QTM) stock moved below -8.63% in contrast to its 20 days moving average displaying short-term to downward movement of stock. It shifted -23.04% below its 50-day simple moving average. This is showing medium-term pessimistic trend based on SMA 50. The stock price went underground -34.19% from its 200-day simple moving average identifying long-term downward trend.
Quantum Corporation (QTM) settled with change of -4.97% pushing the price on the $ 1.72 per share in recent trading session ended on Friday. 52.81% off from its 52-week low and traded with move of -73.78% from high-print in the last 52-week period. The Company kept 27.12M Floating Shares and holds 34.67M outstanding shares.
Analyst projected EPS growth for the next 5 years at20.00%. The company's EPS growth rate for the past five years was -23.24%. Stock for several years. The company's earnings will be a direct relationship to the price of the company's stock. Sales growth quarter over quarter is at -20.60%.
Shares with 43.61% from 50 Day low. Analyses consensus rating score stands at 2.5. Analysts is $ 8 for the next one year period.
61.09% while Insiders ownership is 4.68%.
Quantum Corporation (QTM) stock recent traded volume stands with 235695 shares as compared to its average volume of 388K shares. The related volume observed at 0.61.
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