Smith & Wesson Brands, Inc. Common Stock | SWBI

AI Analysis of Smith & Wesson Brands, Inc. Common Stock

Smith & Wesson Brands is down a bit on the day, funds flowing out kept the price down -1.04% since yesterday. It looks like SWBI may be interacting with a slightly angled resistance line. This area could represent a pivot point. In addition to being near an angled resistance line SWBI is near a weak resistance line. If there isn't strong buying pressure the price might bounce off and move back down, but it can always break through and move up. In terms of momentum, Smith & Wesson Brands has had a nice run over the last few months. This could make it easy to break through resistance. Over the past 3 months, investors in the asset are up a nice 31.92 percent. We'll see if Smith & Wesson Brands continues to perform.

If it breaks through the resistance level, we aren't seeing any clear resistance points beyond that. So it may have plenty of room to work up from there. If the price does in fact bounce off here, it might find nearest support down at the $11.64 level, hard to say where it will go from there though.

Analyst Ratings for Smith & Wesson Brands By Price Target And Rating

The analysts are pretty neutral on Smith & Wesson Brands right now, so not much useful information here. The current Analysts Sentiment Score is 0.45. Most companies range between (-200 to 200).

Here's a break down of the latest rating changes. On 2023-12-08 Craig Hallum increased their price target by 16.67% to $14.00. Aegis reiterated a rating of Buy on 2023-09-12.

Earnings Per Share (EPS) Estimates By Year and Quarter

Short interest for Smith & Wesson Brands

We take into account several different measures of short interest to create a composite score. These measures are shown in the chart below. Short selling is when investors are betting against a stock. We compile these factors to create a dynamic Short Score - this can indicate poor sentiment, internal problems with a company or industry and the anticipation of future price declines. We look at the short interest percent, days to cover, the rate of change and total shares sold short.

Social Sentiment for Smith & Wesson Brands

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