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NCMI Price Target Alert: $6.75. Issued by National Bank

By KlickAnalytics Data Insights  |   March 19, 2024 12:00PM ET

  • Tom Lesinski from National Bank issued a price target of $6.75 for NCMI on 2024-03-19 10:41:00.
  • The adjusted price target was set to $6.75.
  • At the time of the announcement, NCMI was trading at $5.26.
  • The overall price target consensus is at $4.00 with high price of $4.00, low price of $4.00, and median price is at $4.00.
  • NCMI currently trades 3.44% versus its 52 week high of $5.08, and 0.11% compared to its 52 week low price of $0.11.
  • Current 50 day moving average is $4.05, and the 200 day moving average is $4.16.

  • Historical Price Performance




    Historical Price Targets

     Last MonthLast QuarterLast YearAll Time
    Average Price Target4.004.00
    vs. Current Price
    $5.26
    %%31.38%31.38%

    Analyst Price Targets

    Last 10 Price Targets
    Published DateAnalyst NameAnalyst CompanyPrice TargetPrice Target (Adjusted)Price When PublishedCurrent Price vs. Price Target
    2024-03-19Tom LesinskiNational Bank6.756.755.26-22.15%
    2023-08-16Mike HickeyNational Bank4.004.003.5531.38%

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