Tuttle Capital Heavy Asset Low Obsolescence ETF

HALXCboe US

$25.45▲ +0.13 (+0.50%)

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What is it worth?

P/E calculatorHow does this multiple compare to peers and its own history?26.3x DCF calculatorTen years of free cash flow, discounted back to today.Run →Reverse DCFSolves the price backwards for the growth it already requires.Run →EV / EBITDAThe price with debt added and cash netted off.Run →PEG ratioThe multiple divided by the growth meant to justify it.Run →Graham numberGraham's ceiling from earnings and book value.Run →P/S ratioFor companies whose earnings are not the point yet.Run →Intrinsic valueDCF, multiples and Graham run together as one range.Run →

Is it any good?

ROIC calculatorWhether a dollar invested earns more than it costs.Run →Altman Z-scoreFive balance-sheet ratios weighted into a distress score.Run →Piotroski F-scoreNine pass-fail tests on profit, leverage and efficiency.Run →Debt to equityHow much of the balance sheet is borrowed.Run →Interest coverageHow many times operating profit covers the interest bill.Run →Profit marginGross, operating and net, each against the sector.Run →Free cash flowOperating cash after the capex needed to keep going.Run →Rule of 40Revenue growth plus margin, the software health line.

What does it return & pay?

ROE calculatorProfit against the equity shareholders left in.Run →EPS growthEarnings per share compounded over the filings.Run →CAGR calculatorCompound rate on revenue, earnings, cash or price.Run →Dividend yieldWhat it pays, and whether free cash flow covers it.0.00%Net payout yieldDividends plus buybacks, less shares issued.Run →Owner earningsBuffett's version: cash a buyer could actually take out.Run →

You have the numbers on HALX. Get the argument.

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Key market data

Market cap—

P/E (TTM)26.3x

Forward P/E—

Beta—

EPS (TTM)$0.97

Dividend yield—

Volume415

Avg volume3.4K

52-week range

$24.53$25.89

About Tuttle Capital Heavy Asset Low Obsolescence ETF

Under normal circumstances, the fund will invest at least 80% of its net assets, plus any borrowings for investment purposes, in equity securities of constituents included in the index. It seeks to achieve its investment objective by employing a replication strategy, under which it invests in substantially all of the securities comprising the index in approximately the same proportions as the index.

HALX — frequently asked

Is HALX overvalued?

HALX trades at 26.3x trailing earnings. Open the DCF or reverse-DCF tool to change the assumptions and see the range.

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