Bit Brother Limited (BETS) concluded trading on Thursday at a closing price of $3.50, with 18.12 million shares of worth about $63.41 million changed hands on the day. Half year performance of the stock remained negative as price took a plunge of -99.40% during that period and on Thursday the price saw a gain of about 96.63%. Currently the company’s common shares owned by public are about 0.62M shares, out of which, 0.61M shares are available for trading.
However, the stock later moved at a day high price of 4.3500, or with a gain of 96.63%. Stock saw a price change of 12.90% in past 5 days and over the past one month there was a price change of -39.66%. Year-to-date (YTD), BETS shares are showing a performance of -67.29% which decreased to -99.82% when we look at its performance for past 12 months. Over the period of past 52 weeks, stock dropped to lowest price of $1.73 but also hit the highest price of $2350.00 during that period. The average intraday trading volume for Bit Brother Limited shares is 998.09K. The stock is currently trading -1.53% below its 20-day simple moving average (SMA20), while that difference is down -68.70% for SMA50 and it goes to -99.16% lower than SMA200.
Bit Brother Limited (NASDAQ: BETS) currently have 0.62M outstanding shares and institutions hold larger chunk of about 0.15% of that.
The stock has a current market capitalization of $2.17M and its 3Y-monthly beta is at 0.44. It has posted earnings per share of -$568.58 in the same period. It has Quick Ratio of 3.61 while making debt-to-equity ratio of 0.03. Volatility of a stock is a metric used to know how much the price of that stock is under influence and for BETS, volatility over the week remained 26.33% while standing at 25.57% over the month.
Analysts are in expectations that Bit Brother Limited (BETS) stock would likely to be making an EPS of -$ in the current quarter, while forecast for next quarter EPS is -$ and it is -$ for next year. For the current quarter EPS, analysts have given the company a lowest target -$ which is -$ at the higher side of the target for the same. When we compare those targets with actual EPS, we find that company posted an EPS of -$ in the same quarter a year ago.
