Philips ( NYSE:PHG ), the Dutch medical devices giant, experiences a surge in its stock price following a groundbreaking $1.1 billion settlement in the U.S. for personal injury cases linked to the recall of its sleep apnea devices. While the settlement marks a significant milestone for Philips, questions linger about the impact on patient safety and the company's...
I just hear on the radio that Philips has problems with some medical machine. This happned in the past and this was a big short for Philips. Now we hear almost the same so it would be likely that we are now in a last way down. I think for the future a other company will takeover the medical thing and Philips will invest more in hologram technology and 4d...
The PEAD projected a bullish outlook for $PHG after a positive over reaction following its earnings release placing the stock in drift B with an expected accuracy of 50%.
On the Philips chart (PHIA - 4h timeframe), We can see the price is currently oversold. The price is approaching a support area and is probably going to bounce off. Enter and leave the trade at the level defined on the chart.
The three indicators used are Bollinger Bands, RSI, and Stochastics. All these three indicators are confirming the oversold...
The PEAD projected a Neutral outlook for $PHG after a Negative over reaction following its earnings release placing the stock in drift C with an expected accuracy of 77.78%.
Koninklijke Philips N.V. operates as a health technology company in North America and internationally. It operates through Diagnosis & Treatment Businesses, Connected Care Businesses, and Personal Health Businesses segments. The company provides diagnostic imaging solutions, includes magnetic resonance imaging, computed tomography (CT) systems, X-ray systems, and...
The PEAD projected a Bullish outlook for $PHG after a Positive Under reaction following its earnings release placing the stock in drift A with an expected accuracy of 57.14%.
Koninklijke Philips N.V. operates as a healthcare technology company in North America and internationally. It operates through the Diagnostics and Treatment Business, Connected Care Business and Personal Health Business segments.
Revenue TTM 19.5B
EBITDA TTM 1.6B
Net Income TTM 3.7B
Total Debt/EBITDA 4.01x
P/S 1.42
P/B 1.62
Philips is not a weak company that can go bankrupt very easily. It had a massive drop over the past year and forming a double bottom. The correction has been massive and now looks like a good entry for a long-term hold position. It might go more down but then a good investor averages down :)
You see both bullish and semi-bearish cases in the chart :)
Hello Dear Traders, i Think we have 2 possibility In the near future:
something will happen Like Financial recession of 2008 and the all worlds' stocks and shares will fall or they should Rise and go Up A.S.A.P because it's not normal to stay for a long time in Lower Line of Up Trend Cuz it can Break it so Strongly and there will be a Mega Bearish Trend.
Result:...
Market just finished 1 to 5 Elliot wave pattern, and bounced off of a strong demand zone, going down it made a few gaps which needs to be filled in a long term.
Entry: 31.33
Target: 56 (Top of a last gap)
Invalidation: 27.73 (Below demand zone)
Multi-year megaphone pattern since early 2017. Bullish shark in demand zone. MACD is looking to cross up, fisher transform showing bull divergence. The volume is screaming capitulation. P/E ratio of 8 is appetizing
Will be targeting B @ 37
Big investors seem interested in Philips, and that’s been happening for a while now.
For various legal vicissitudes the Stock has had to suffer a pressure from part of some types of investor and for last the collapse happened some days before.
However, the trend towards short-term reductions by institutional investors and professional investors has not been...
Philips has reached it's (nearly) lowest levels for the last 3-5 years,
The reason seems to be a recall of equipment of a value of about 4bl$.
In general the company is quite healthy, no debts, positive cashflow, not very impressive, but still good PE and EPS ratios.
They have concrete development plans and solid background for upcoming profits.
The stock price...
