TGVAX
Thornburg International Equity Fund Class A [TGVAX] Stock Forecast
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TGVAX Stock Summary
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TGVAX Financial details
Company Rating
-
Market Cap
4.91B
Income
-
Revenue
-
Book val./share
-
Cash/share
-
Dividend
0.44
Dividend %
1.84%
Employees
-
Optionable
No
Shortable
Yes
Earnings
-
P/E
0
Forward P/E
-
PEG
-
P/S
-
P/B
-
P/C
-
P/FCF
-
Quick Ratio
-
Current Ratio
-
Debt / Equity
-
LT Debt / Equity
-
-
-
EPS (TTM)
-
EPS next Y
-
EPS next Q
-
EPS this Y
-
EPS next Y
-
EPS next 5Y
-
EPS last 5Y
-
Revenue last 5Y
-
Revenue Q/Q
-
EPS Q/Q
-
-
-
-
-
SMA20
4.24%
SMA50
8.19%
SMA100
18.07%
Inst Own
-
Inst Trans
-
ROA
-
ROE
-
ROC
-
Gross Margin
-
Oper. Margin
-
Profit Margin
-
Payout
-
Shs Outstand
-
Shs Float
-
-
-
-
-
Target Price
-
52W Range
21.76-25.89
52W High
+19.52%
52W Low
+42.29%
RSI
61.25
Rel Volume
-
Avg Volume
-
Volume
Perf Week
-0.53%
Perf Month
5.96%
Perf Quarter
18.06%
Perf Half Y
13.53%
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-
-
-
Beta
1.03
-
-
Volatility
0.1%, 0.55%
Prev Close
-1.13%
Price
29.88
Change
-1.13%
TGVAX Financial Performance
TGVAX Frequently Asked Questions
What is Thornburg International Equity Fund Class A stock symbol ?
Thornburg International Equity Fund Class A is a US stock and trading under the symbol TGVAX
What is Thornburg International Equity Fund Class A stock quote today ?
Thornburg International Equity Fund Class A stock price is $29.88 today.
Is Thornburg International Equity Fund Class A stock public?
Yes, Thornburg International Equity Fund Class A is a publicly traded company.
Company Profile
- Market Capitalization 4.91B
- Headquarters US
- IPO Date 1998-05-28
The investment seeks long-term capital appreciation; current income is the secondary objective. The fund invests primarily in common stocks of non-U.S. companies and in depositary receipts associated with such stocks. The fund may invest in developing countries, but under normal conditions those investments are expected to comprise a smaller proportion of the fund than investments in developed countries.
