, Accolade Inc (NASDAQ:ACCD)’s traded shares were 5.18 million, with the beta value of the company hitting 2.07. , the stock’s price was $3.79, reflecting an intraday loss of -40.69% or -$2.6. The 52-week high for the ACCD share is $15.36, that puts it down -305.28 from that peak though still a striking -55.15% loss since the share price plummeted to a 52-week low of $5.88. The company’s market capitalization is $303.24M, and the average trade volume was 724.54K shares over the past three months.
Accolade Inc (NASDAQ:ACCD) trade information
Accolade Inc (ACCD) registered a -40.69% downside in the last session and has traded in the red over the past 5 sessions. The stock plummet -40.69% in intraday trading to $3.79, hitting a weekly high. The stock’s 5-day price performance is -38.27%, and it has moved by -47.58% in 30 days. Based on these gigs, the overall price performance for the year is -69.94%.
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Accolade Inc (ACCD) estimates and forecasts
Statistics show that Accolade Inc has underperformed its competitors in share price, compared to the industry in which it operates. Accolade Inc (ACCD) shares have gone down -69.63% during the last six months, with a year-to-date growth rate less than the industry average at 7.52% against 14.80.
An analysis of the company’s performance over the past 5 years shows that the company’s earnings shrunk an estimated -2.85%. While earnings are projected to return 12.97% in 2024, the next five years will return -0.90% per annum.
ACCD Dividends
Accolade Inc is due to release its next quarterly earnings in July. However, it is important to remember that the dividend yield ratio is merely an indicator meant to only serve as guidance.
