Senior Housing Properties (SNH) is the Chart of the Day. Housing units for the elderly and retired should be a growth industry and this stock was up 17 times for a gain of 8.50% in the last month.
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The Chart of the Day is Senior Housing Properties Trust (SNH) and had gains in 17 of the last 20 trading sessions for an increase of 8.50%. The Trend Spotter signaled a buy on 2/11 and since then the stock is up 11.59%. I found the stock when I sorted the New High list for frequency.
The REIT invests in senior housing income producing real estate, including senior apartments and assisted living, congregate care and nursing home properties. Senior apartments are marketed to residents who are generally capable of caring for themselves. Residence is generally restricted on the basis of age. Purpose built properties may have special function rooms, concierge services, high levels of security and centralized call buttons for emergency use.
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Barchart technical indicators:
- 96% Barchart technical buy signals
- Trend Spotter buy signal
- Above its 20, 50 and 100 day moving averages
- 17 new highs and up 8.50% in he last month
- Relative Strength Index 77.00%
- Barchart computes a technical support level at 26.55
- Recently traded at 27.36 with a 50 day moving average of 25.33
Fundamental factors:
- Market Cap $4.83 billion
- P/E 15.15
- Dividend yield 5.75%
- Revenue projected to increase 22.80% this year and 6.50% next year
- Earnings estimated to grow 2.90% this year, an additional 6.10% next year and continue to increase annually by 5.37% for the next 5 years
- Analysts issued 8 hold, and 2 sell recommendations
Sell if you lose 10% or the stock drops below its 50 day moving average.
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