CF Industries Holdings, Inc.

Based in Deerfield, Illinois, fertilizer company CF Industries Holdings, Inc. (NYSE:$CF) is definitely an agriculture stock to watch out for. The company’s stock had a great day with its stock gaining 1.79% with a closing price of $27.25. Trading volume of last session altogether was 5.12 million shares.

Returns and Valuations for CF Industries Holdings, Inc.

Return on investment (ROI) is basically the return of an investment relative to how much the investment cost. Investors who are into agriculture stocks and tracking CF’s stocks had shown that the company would able to sustain its ROI at -1.91 in the trailing twelve months (TTM). Data from stock-data website Reuters shows the industry’s average to be at 11.63, while the sector’s optimum level is at 11.68.

The agribusiness company has shown a -17.80% growth in the last five years for its earnings-per-share (EPS). Year-by-year, CF has an earnings decline of -140.10%. On average, analysts give a mean recommendation of 2.50, with ratings less than 2 meaning buy, and ratings within the 3 range meaning hold. For the past five trades, prices are up 3.22% in total, and its 52-week high was an impressive $37.17. CF’s stocks ended its last trade with a $27.25 per share.

Price to book ratio (P/B ratio) of CF Industries have been at a rather consistent rate of 1.94, compared to the industry average of 4.34. On average, sales stood at -9.60% per year, for the past five years.

Sabre Corporation

Based in Southlake, Texas, the tech company Sabre Corporation (NASDAQ:$SABR) is another stock to keep track of. The stock ended its day with a gain of 1.16%, helping its price go up to $22.66. Overall, its trading value was 2.27 million shares less than the average.

Returns and Valuations for Sabre Corporation

In the TTM, Sabre has consistently shown a ROI at 4.99 — higher than the industry average, according to Reuters. Industry’s average is 14.13, and the sector’s optimum level is 10.16. For the past five years, the company’s EPS has grown by 31.80%. On average, analysts give a mean recommendation of 1.90 — ratings less than 2 meaning buy. In the last five trades, however, share prices have gone down -0.18%.

With its last closing price of $22.66, the company now has a P/B ratio of 9.46 — quite high in comparison to the industry average of 7.12.

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