Hongda Electric was locked down by a limit down on Monday. When Hongda Electric's stock price was still high in February this year, Huang Wenyao (transliteration), a Yongfeng Financial Holdings analyst who suggested investors to take profits early, believes that Hongda Electric's nightmare may not have ended, and there is almost no hope of making a profit this year.
HTC cut its quarterly profit forecast by up to 35% last Friday, and the list of one-time asset impairment is the main reason for being bearish. Analysts estimate that HTC's mobile phone market share will continue to decline in the next few quarters, and the company will continue to lose money. While
is bearish, analysts also lowered the target price of HTC. If calculated based on HTC's closing price on the 8th, the downward revision is approaching 37%. After examining the records of the past year, if investors follow Huang Wenyao's investment advice, the reporting rate will reach 44%, ranking first on Bloomberg's absolute return ranking. (Bloomberg – 6/8)
According to statistics, 65% of all the analysts tracking HTC currently give HTC a "sell" rating, and Morgan Stanley analyst Jasmine Lu also lowered HTC's target price, which is estimated to have a drop of about 32%. (Talkandroid.com – 6/8)
It is hard not to remind people of Samsung last year, when the stock prices of both companies were knocked down due to poor sales after the release of new flagship phones. However, Samsung has a big business, and its mobile phones are not sold well and semiconductors can buffer them, but HTC may not have such capital. HTC fell 9.91% on the same day, closing at 83.6 yuan.
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extended reading:
- Wang Xuehong apologized in front of him, and Hongda telegraphed him without warning and revised the financial test! The stock price hit the limit and hit a new low
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