Keysight Technologies Aims Oddly High Choices Trading

CALIFORNIA, United States – Keysight Technologies Inc (NSYE: KEYS) sees bizarrely huge selections exchanging activity on December 17. The increase has an approximate percentage of 885%.

On December 17, there were oddly many options exchanging activity for Keysight Technologies Inc (NYSE: KEYS). Stock depositors purchased 4,946 put choices on the trading company. It signifies an upsurge of about 885% compared to the 502 put options’ average volume.

The NYSE KEYS exchanged below $0.07 throughout the mid-day exchanging on December 19, Thursday, and it hit $103.86. The stock of the company had a dealing volume of 1,188,344 shares compared to the 1,689,794-average volume. This company has a short of $55.91 and a high of $110 in 12 months.

Keysight Technologies has a market capitalization amounting to $19.37 billion. It also has a beta of 1.28 and a 2.46-PEG ratio. Moreover, the price-to-earnings ratio is 23.99.

The moving average of this company in 50 days is $105.00, while the simple moving average for 200 days is $95.15. Moreover, the present ratio is at 3.21, the debt-to-equity ratio is 0.60, and it has a 2.50-quick ratio.

Keysight Technologies (NYSE: KEYS) issued its last quarterly income data on November 26. It was reported that the technical and scientific instruments of the company have $1.33 EPS, or earnings per share. It beat the consensus estimation by analysts, which is #$1.12 by $0.21.

Keysight Technologies earned $1.12 billion in the quarter, compared to the expectations of analysts that’s $1.09 billion. The revenue increased by 6.8% every year. Throughout the same period in the previous year, it gained $1.01 EPS. Furthermore, research analysts predict that it will post an EPS of 4.83 for the present year.

Several brokerages were weighed on Keysight Technologies. On November 27, the Deutsche Bank enlarged its price target on this company to $125, coming from $115. Then, it provided the share of a “buy” rating.

On November 27, Stifel Nicolaus increased the target price to $120, which was initially from $112. The Citigroup raised the price from $115 to $120. Robert W. Baired increased the rating, from “neutral” to “outperform, which boosted the aim for the company, and it’s from $82 to $100.

On December 12, Susquehanna Bancshares repeated on a research report Keysight Technologies’ “buy” rating on stocks. An investment forecaster rated the stock with a purchase rating, wherein eight issued a buy rating, three provided a hold rating, eight were allotted a buy rating, and one has a robust buy rating. Furthermore, this company has a consensus “buy” rating, along with an average of $109.45-target price.