Rail Vision Ltd (NASDAQ:RVSN): Buy, Sell Or Hold At $1.07?

In last trading session, Rail Vision Ltd (NASDAQ:RVSN) saw 0.37 million shares changing hands with its beta currently measuring 1.68. Company’s recent per share price level of $1.07 trading at $0.03 or 2.88% at ring of the bell on the day assigns it a market valuation of $17.63M. That closing price of RVSN’s stock is at a discount of -2084.11% from its 52-week high price of $23.37 and is indicating a premium of 8.41% from its 52-week low price of $0.98. Taking a look at company’s average trading volume volume of 4.41 million if we extend that period to 3-months.

Rail Vision Ltd (NASDAQ:RVSN) trade information

Upright in the green during last session for gaining 2.88%, in the last five days RVSN remained trading in the red while hitting it’s week-highest on Monday, 04/29/24 when the stock touched $1.07 price level, adding 3.6% to its value on the day. Rail Vision Ltd’s shares saw a change of -29.80% in year-to-date performance and have moved -1.83% in past 5-day. Rail Vision Ltd (NASDAQ:RVSN) showed a performance of -41.53% in past 30-days.

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Rail Vision Ltd (RVSN) estimates and forecasts

This year revenue growth is estimated to fall -66.30% from the last financial year’s standing.

Weighing up company’s earnings over the past 5-year and in the next 5-year periods, we find the company posting an annual earnings growth rate of -17.35% during past 5 years.

RVSN Dividends

Rail Vision Ltd is more likely to be releasing its next quarterly report in June and investors are confident in the company announcing better current-quarter dividends despite the fact that it has been facing issues arising out of mounting debt.