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NAUH
National American University Holdings
Last Price:
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Seasonality Move:
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NAUH Financial Statistics
Sales & Book Value
| Annual Sales: | $9.64M |
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| Cash Flow: | $-130K |
| Price / Cash Flow: | 0 |
| Annual Sales: | $-0.06 |
| Price / Book: | 0 |
Profitability
| EPS (TTM): | 0.03850 |
|---|---|
| Net Income (TTM): | $952K |
| Gross Margin: | $6.92M |
| Return on Equity: | 0% |
| Return on Assets: | 12.94% |
National American University Holdings Earnings Forecast
Key National American University Holdings Financial Ratios
- The Gross Profit Margin over the past 17 years for NAUH is 71.80%.
- The Selling, General & Administrative Expenses for NAUH have been equal to 72.05% of Gross Profit Margin.
- The Research & Development expenses have been 0.00% of Revenue.
- The Interest Expense is 116.25% of Operating Income.
- The Net Earning history of NAUH is 1.66% of Total Revenues.
- Per Share Earnings over the last 17 years have been positive in 6 years.
National American University Holdings Stock Price Chart
Industry, Sector and Symbol
| Stock Exchange: | OTCM |
|---|---|
| Industry: | Diversified Consumer Services |
| Sector: | Consumer Discretionary |
| Current Symbol: | NAUH |
| CUSIP: | 63245Q |
| Website: | national.edu |
Debt
| Debt-to-Equity Ratio: | -1.99 |
|---|---|
| Current Ratio: | 0.46 |
| Quick Ratio: | 0.43 |
Price-to-Earnings
| Trailing P/E Ratio: | 3.73 |
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| Forward P/E Ratio: | 0 |
NAUH Technical Analysis vs Fundamental Analysis
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National American University Holdings stock is rated a Sell
The current National American University Holdings [NAUH] share price is $0.04. The Score for NAUH is 18, which is 64% below its historic median score of 50, and infers higher risk than normal.