A share price of Bank of Montreal [BMO] is currently trading at $103.38, down -0.14%. One of the good ways to gauge the recent performance is if the stock’s short-term value is rising or falling. The BMO shares have gain 0.91% over the last week, with a monthly amount glided 9.86%, and seem to be holding up well over a long-time horizon.
From an analyst’s perspective:
Previously, CIBC downgraded its rating to Neutral on April 04, 2025. On January 08, 2025, upgrade upgraded it’s rating to Outperform. Scotiabank upgraded its rating to a Sector Outperform. CIBC upgraded its rating to a Sector Outperform. Scotiabank downgraded its rating to Sector Perform for this stock on August 28, 2024. In a note dated August 28, 2024, BofA Securities downgraded an Neutral rating on this stock.
Bank of Montreal experienced fluctuations in its stock price throughout the past year between $76.98 and $106.00. Currently, Wall Street analysts expect the stock to reach $50 within the next 12 months. Bank of Montreal [NYSE: BMO] shares were valued at $103.38 at the most recent close of the market. An investor can expect a potential drop of -51.63% based on the average BMO price forecast.
Analyzing the BMO fundamentals
Trailing Twelve Months sales for Bank of Montreal [NYSE:BMO] were 58.42B which represents 2.93% growth. Gross Profit Margin for this corporation currently stands at 1.02% with Operating Profit Margin at 0.13%, Pretax Profit Margin comes in at 0.24%, and Net Profit Margin reading is 0.18%. To continue investigating profitability, this company’s Return on Assets is posted at 0.01, Equity is 0.1 and Total Capital is 0.0. An extended analysis of the company’s primary financial structure reveals a debt-to-equity ratio of3.13.
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Ratios To Look Out For
To put it in perspective, the Current Ratio for Bank of Montreal [NYSE:BMO] is 0.57. Considering the valuation of this stock, the price to sales ratio is 1.29, the price to book ratio is 1.37 and price to earnings (TTM) ratio is 13.43.
