Bank of Montreal [BMO] stock is trading at $138.66, up 2.13%. 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 4.05% over the last week, with a monthly amount glided 6.89%, and seem to be holding up well over a long-time horizon.
From an analyst’s perspective:
Previously, RBC Capital Mkts downgraded its rating to Sector Perform on October 03, 2025. On September 05, 2025, upgrade upgraded it’s rating to Sector Outperform. Barclays downgraded its rating to a Equal Weight. CIBC downgraded its rating to Neutral for this stock on April 04, 2025. In a note dated January 08, 2025, RBC Capital Mkts upgraded an Outperform rating on this stock.
Bank of Montreal [BMO] stock has fluctuated between $85.40 and $137.16 over the past year. Currently, Wall Street analysts expect the stock to reach $125 within the next 12 months. Bank of Montreal [NYSE: BMO] shares were valued at $138.66 at the most recent close of the market. An investor can expect a potential drop of -9.85% based on the average BMO price forecast.
Analyzing the BMO fundamentals
Bank of Montreal [NYSE:BMO] reported sales of 55.64B for the trailing twelve months, which represents a drop of -6.72%. Gross Profit Margin for this corporation currently stands at 0.42% with Operating Profit Margin at 0.15%, Pretax Profit Margin comes in at 0.15%, and Net Profit Margin reading is 0.11%. To continue investigating profitability, this company’s Return on Assets is posted at 0.01, Equity is 0.1 and Total Capital is 0.03. An extended analysis of the company’s primary financial structure reveals a debt-to-equity ratio of4.72.
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Ratios To Look Out For
For context, Bank of Montreal’s Current Ratio is 0.56. Considering the valuation of this stock, the price to sales ratio is 1.59, the price to book ratio is 1.74 and price to earnings (TTM) ratio is 16.95.
