UCB Price Prediction Next Week
Technical Analysis:
Based on the recent price action and technical indicators for UCB stock:
The stock has shown mixed signals recently. After a strong earnings beat in Q4 2024 where net income increased to $75.80 million ($0.61 per share vs $0.56 expected), the stock initially rallied about 6% to $35. However, it has since pulled back and is currently trading around $32.57.
Fundamental Factors:
- The company recently declared a quarterly dividend of $0.24 per share (3.01% forward yield)
- Q4 2024 revenue increased to $239.47 million from $165.74 million last year
- Analysts have set an average target price of $36.57, suggesting 12.28% upside potential from current levels
Price Prediction for Next Week:
Based on technical analysis and recent news sentiment:
Target Prices:
- Support levels: $31.50, $30.75
- Resistance levels: $33.25, $34.50
The stock is likely to trade in the $31.50-$33.25 range next week. The positive earnings momentum and consistent dividend provide support, while broader market uncertainty may cap upside in the near term.
Trading Recommendation: HOLD
Current price levels don't present a compelling entry point for new positions. While fundamentals remain solid, technical indicators suggest consolidation in the near term. Better entry points may emerge if the stock tests support levels around $31.50.
UCB Similar Chart Price Prediction
The price of UCB is predicted to go up -2.68%, based on the high correlation periods with ATOS. The similarity of these two price pattern on the periods is 94.98%.
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Down: -2.68%Similarity: 94.98%
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UCB Analyst's Forecast
Stephen Scouten
Piper Sandler
Hold
2025-01-23
Price Target
$32 → $35
Upside
+6.22%
Piper Sandler raised the firm's price target on United Community Banks to $35 from $32 and keeps a Neutral rating on the shares. The firm thinks that additional upside to our estimates would most likely come on a higher-than-expected net interest margin on the path of CD re-pricings and the impact of even faster potential loan growth. Piper is staying on the sidelines as it sees the price to earnings multiple as a bit ahead of peers currently.
