Overview
SBUX market data
Price History
SBUX price chart · 1M
- O
- 105.78
- H
- 106.29
- L
- 104.39
- C
- 104.42
- Vol
- 198,448.00
- Source
- US equities market feed
- Observed
- Cadence
- Five-minute page cache; daily and stored hourly bars
- Status
- fresh
Key Stats & Performance
- Open
- $105.78
- Previous Close
- $105.79
- Day High
- $106.29
- Day Low
- $104.39
- 52 Week High
- $109.81
- 52 Week Low
- $93.22
- 7 Day Return
- -3.19%
- 30 Day Return
- -0.88%
- 90 Day Return
- +10.74%
- 1 Year Return
- -0.11%
- Daily Notional Volume
- $20.7M Latest daily bar volume multiplied by its closing price.
Valuation & Profitability
- P/E (TTM)
- 61.04 Trailing twelve-month price-to-earnings ratio. Higher means the market is pricing in more growth. Negative or missing when earnings are negative.
- Forward P/E
- — P/E based on consensus forward EPS estimates. Lower versus trailing implies expected earnings growth.
- EPS (TTM)
- $1.63 Diluted earnings per share over the trailing twelve months.
- Beta
- 1.02 Volatility relative to the index. 1.00 equals market, above 1 amplifies the broad-market move, below 1 dampens it.
- Dividend Yield
- 2.2% Annual dividend per share divided by current price. Zero or blank when the company does not pay a dividend.
- Profit Margin
- 5.2% Net income divided by revenue. Comparable within a sector, less so across sectors.
- 52w range
- $77.99 – $110.51 Lowest and highest closing prices over the past 52 weeks.
- Analyst Target
- — Mean of sell-side analyst 12-month price targets. Use as a sentiment gauge; targets are biased upward in aggregate.
Display-only. Refreshed once per symbol per 24 hours · market cap $121B · P/B 64.12 · P/S 3.16.
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