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Fundamental

Company: Lumen Technologies Inc
Sector: Communication Services
Industry: Telecom Services
Country: USA
Exchange: NYSE
Index: RUT
P/E: -
EPS (ttm): -1.19
Insider Own: 8.30%
Shs Outstand: 1.03B
Perf Week: 16.20%
Market Cap: 4.71B
Forward P/E: -
EPS next Y: -0.58
Insider Trans: 0.26%
Shs Float: 940.99M
Perf Month: 6.50%
Enterprise Value: 21.31B
PEG: -
EPS next Q: -0.26
Inst Own: 71.05%
Short Float: 6.56%
Perf Quarter: 15.33%
Income: -1179.00M
P/S: 0.37
EPS this Y: -293.26%
Inst Trans: 2.21%
Short Ratio: 5.27
Perf Half Y: -6.90%
Sales: 12.82B
P/B: -
EPS next Y Percentage: 30.30%
ROA: -3.58%
Short Interest: 61.72M
Perf YTD: -13.56%
Book/sh: -0.58
P/C: 3.00
EPS next 5Y: -27.02%
ROE: -78.94%
52W High: 10.33 -55.57%
Perf Year: -19.61%
Cash/sh: 1.53
P/FCF: 5.02
EPS past 3/5Y: - 59.19%
ROIC: -6.95%
52W Low: 3.01 52.49%
Perf 3Y: -59.13%
Dividend Est.: -
EV/EBITDA: 6.50
Sales past 3/5Y: -12.68% -9.39%
Gross Margin: 25.34%
Volatility W: 6.50%
Volatility M: 5.50%
Perf 5Y: -57.46%
Dividend TTM: -
EV/Sales: 1.66
EPS Y/Y TTM: 43.47%
Oper. Margin: 3.21%
ATR (14): 0.25
Perf 10Y: -83.75%
Dividend Ex-Date: Aug 29, 2022
Quick Ratio: 2.03
Sales Y/Y TTM: -6.50%
Profit Margin: -9.19%
RSI (14): 60.82
Recom: 2.73
Dividend Gr. 3/5Y: - -
Current Ratio: 2.07
EPS Q/Q: -1754.84%
SMA20: 9.60%
Beta: 1.40
Target Price: 4.53
Payout: -
Debt/Eq: -
Sales Q/Q: -5.39%
SMA50: 7.30%
Rel Volume: 0.96
Prev Close: 4.69
Employees: 25000
LT Debt/Eq: -
Earnings: Jul 31 AMC
SMA200: -7.94%
Avg Volume: 11.71M
Price: 4.59
IPO: Oct 24, 1978
Option/Short: Yes / Yes
EPS/Sales Surpr.: 88.40% -0.66%
Trades:
Volume: 11,290,354
Change: -2.13%

Technical:


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Summary: Lumen Technologies (LUMN) and Broadcom (AVGO) stocks surged more than 60% in the past year due to the buying frenzy in artificial intelligence (AI) stocks. Lumen impressed with new AI infrastructure and fiber deals, while Broadcom saw soaring sales of AI-oriented networking chips.

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2024-08-07T12:05:46Z
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Summary: Exxon Mobil is facing backlash for pursuing a lawsuit against shareholder proposals despite withdrawal, resulting in CalPERS announcing voting against all 12 board members, including CEO Darren Woods, at the upcoming annual meeting.

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2024-05-20T20:10:36Z
Column: In a major rebuke to Exxon Mobil, CalPERS will vote against its entire board somewhat bearish
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Summary: Exxon Mobil faces backlash for pursuing lawsuit against shareholders even after they withdrew the proposal, leading to CalPERS deciding to vote against all 12 board members including CEO Darren Woods. The lawsuit against activist investors is criticized for stifling shareholder democracy and could have significant repercussions.

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2024-05-20T19:52:40Z
Column: Exxon Mobil is suing its shareholders to silence them about global warming somewhat bearish
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Summary: Exxon Mobil is facing backlash from shareholder groups urging the company to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, leading to lawsuits and calls to vote against the CEO. Proxy advisory firm Glass Lewis & Co. has advised voting against key board members due to the company's aggressive tactics. Exxon Mobil's legal actions against activist investors have raised concerns about suppressing shareholder voices.

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2024-05-14T10:36:33Z
Column: Pfizer wants the $75 mln left from SAC Capital's insider trading settlement with SEC neutral
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Summary: Pharma company Pfizer is claiming $75 million from the U.S. SEC's $600 million settlement with SAC Capital due to being victimized by SAC's insider trading, arguing that Wyeth and Pfizer were also victims of the scheme. Pfizer's lawyers are pushing for the remaining settlement proceeds to be paid to Wyeth, which was a victim of the conduct at issue.

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2024-05-08T08:54:13Z