Andra AP fonden Has $17.72 Million Stock Position in Amgen Inc. $AMGN
π Andra AP fonden cut its Amgen holdings by 18.9% in Q1, reducing its stake to 50,366 shares worth $17.72 million.
π Several smaller institutional investors increased their stakes, with Anfield Capital boosting its position by 1,000% to own 77 shares.
π° Amgen stock opened at $364.17, trading above the 50-day moving average of $348.38 and below the 200-day average of $350.78.
π The company has a market cap of $196.55 billion, a P/E ratio of 25.34, and a debt-to-equity ratio of 5.65.
π― Analyst consensus target price is $356.62 with an average rating of 'Hold' based on data from MarketBeat.
π Daiwa Securities Group lowered its price target to $390 while maintaining an 'outperform' rating in a May 13th report.
π UBS Group raised its price target to $420 and assigned a 'buy' rating in a July 13th report.
π Argus decreased its price target to $375 but retained a 'buy' rating in a May 20th research note.
πΌ SVP Nancy A. Grygiel sold 1,237 shares in May for $400,454, representing a 15% decrease in her personal position.
π’ Institutional investors collectively own 76.50% of Amgen's outstanding stock.
- UBS Group increased its price target on Amgen from $400 to $420 and upgraded the rating to 'buy' in a July 13th report.
- Daiwa Securities Group maintains an 'outperform' rating despite lowering its price target, indicating continued confidence in the stock's trajectory.
- Argus Capital Management retains a 'buy' rating even after reducing its price target, suggesting long-term value potential.
- Amgen trades above its 50-day moving average of $348.38, indicating short-term bullish momentum relative to recent price action.
- The company maintains a strong liquidity position with a quick ratio of 1.01 and a current ratio of 1.26.
- Andra AP fonden significantly reduced its stake by 18.9% in Q1, selling over 11,000 shares to trim exposure to the biotech giant.
- Daiwa Securities Group lowered its price target from $410 to $390, reflecting a more cautious near-term outlook.
- Argus Capital Management decreased its price target from $400 to $375, signaling potential downside pressure or valuation concerns.
- The stock trades below its 200-day moving average of $350.78, suggesting it may be underperforming over the longer term.
- SVP Nancy A. Grygiel sold a significant portion of her holdings (15% decrease) in May, potentially indicating insider caution.