LendingTree, Inc. (TREE): Price and Financial Metrics
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TREE POWR Grades
- TREE scores best on the Quality dimension, with a Quality rank ahead of 70.47% of US stocks.
- The strongest trend for TREE is in Value, which has been heading up over the past 206 days.
- TREE ranks lowest in Stability; there it ranks in the 20th percentile.
TREE Stock Summary
- The price/operating cash flow metric for LendingTree Inc is higher than 96.25% of stocks in our set with a positive cash flow.
- With a year-over-year growth in debt of 80.17%, LendingTree Inc's debt growth rate surpasses 88.73% of about US stocks.
- In terms of twelve month growth in earnings before interest and taxes, LendingTree Inc is reporting a growth rate of -120.97%; that's higher than only 16.75% of US stocks.
- Stocks with similar financial metrics, market capitalization, and price volatility to LendingTree Inc are INFU, REGI, DLHC, CALX, and III.
- TREE's SEC filings can be seen here. And to visit LendingTree Inc's official web site, go to www.lendingtree.com.
TREE Price Target
For more insight on analysts targets of TREE, see our TREE price target page. And for a list of of all stocks sorted by upside potential based on analyst target price, see our Top Price Target page.
| Average Price Target | $314.13 | Average Broker Recommendation | 1.4 (Strong Buy) |
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TREE Price/Volume Stats
| Current price | $185.79 | 52-week high | $372.64 |
| Prev. close | $167.64 | 52-week low | $164.57 |
| Day low | $169.33 | Volume | 794,800 |
| Day high | $187.60 | Avg. volume | 310,150 |
| 50-day MA | $216.37 | Dividend yield | N/A |
| 200-day MA | $283.88 | Market Cap | 2.47B |
LendingTree, Inc. (TREE) Company Bio
LendingTree operates an online marketplace which provides consumers with access to lenders offering home loans, home equity loans/lines of credit, personal loans, auto loans, student loans and more. The company was founded in 2008 and is based in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Latest TREE News From Around the Web
Below are the latest news stories about LendingTree Inc that investors may wish to consider to help them evaluate TREE as an investment opportunity.
1 in 4 Americans Say They Don't Have a Fire Extinguisher at HomeMay is National Electrical Safety Month but are Americans doing enough to protect themselves and their homes against electrical fires? Although 28% of Americans have experienced an electrical fire, most confess that they aren't following basic precautions that would lower their risk of another fire, according to a new ValuePenguin.com survey of more than 1,200 respondents. In fact, 57% of Americans confessed to leaving heat-producing appliances plugged or turned on when they're not in use, inadvertently increasing their risk of electrical fires. |
Kids' Competitive Activities Lead to Debt for 79% of ParentsWhile it's probably not a shocker that kids' competitive activities are expensive, you may be surprised to find that nearly 8 in 10 parents have gone into debt because of it. That was one of the major findings in a recent LendingTree survey of more than 1,000 parents with children ages 18 and younger. |
Here’s Why LendingTree Inc. (TREE) Landed in Bernzott Capital’s Detractor ListBernzott Capital Advisors, an investment management firm, published its first quarter 2021 investor letter – a copy of which can be downloaded here. A net return of 10.27% was recorded by the fund for the Q1 of 2021, below the Russell 2000 Value and Russell 2500 Value Index that delivered a 21.17% and 16.83% returns respectively […] |
Credit Card Confidence Climbs Again in AprilAmericans' credit card confidence climbed for the second straight month in April, hitting its highest levels since October. As we saw in March, increased confidence among women in their ability to pay their credit card bills in full this month pushed overall confidence levels higher. |
Low-Income Homeowners Pay More for Insurance in 34 StatesA new ValuePenguin.com analysis of the cost of home insurance revealed that homeowners living in lower-income areas pay $117 more, on average, than wealthier residents. This gap is especially pronounced in the largest cities in 34 states, or two-thirds of states across the U.S. The 'surcharge' that low-income homeowners face equals 1% of the median income, on average, across the largest cities' lowest-earning neighborhoods. In some states, that figure can rise to 11% of the median income. |
TREE Price Returns
| 1-mo | -20.72% |
| 3-mo | -47.42% |
| 6-mo | -42.71% |
| 1-year | -22.31% |
| 3-year | -32.53% |
| 5-year | 163.64% |
| YTD | -32.14% |
| 2020 | -9.77% |
| 2019 | 38.20% |
| 2018 | -35.51% |
| 2017 | 235.92% |
| 2016 | 13.52% |
Continue Researching TREE
Here are a few links from around the web to help you further your research on LendingTree Inc's stock as an investment opportunity:LendingTree Inc (TREE) Stock Price | Nasdaq
LendingTree Inc (TREE) Stock Quote, History and News - Yahoo Finance
LendingTree Inc (TREE) Stock Price and Basic Information | MarketWatch
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