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GBR NEW CONCEPT ENERGY INCORPORATED StockScouter® Report

4

StockScouter® Score

NEW CONCEPT ENERGY INCORPORATED, a micro cap growth company in the energy sector, is expected to underperform the market over the next six months with slightly higher than average risk

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Summary

Positives

 

Concerns

  • The enterprise value-to-sales ratio is much higher than the average for comparably-sized companies in the StockScouter universe. Very Negative
  • Earnings growth in the past year has decelerated rapidly compared to earnings growth in the past three years. Negative

 

Short-term Outlook

Over the next 1-2 months, StockScouter forecasts that micro cap stocks will be in favor, growth stocks will be in favor, and energy stocks will be in favor.

Expected Risk/Return

Progress: 80% done.
Progress: 20% done.
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Core Model Grades

F
D
F
D

Previous Ratings

4
4
6

 

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