Penn Virginia Corporation - Custom Beta One Year - MarketXLS
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Custom Beta One Year
LiveReturns the one-year beta value, indicating stock volatility relative to the market.
How calculated | MarketXLS updates the closing prices at around 5 PM EST. The Default Beta is calculated using the daily closing prices. This function calculates the Beta between the two tickers. The default ticker for comparison of the US Stocks that MarketXLS uses is SPY. |
Example usage | =CustomBetaOneYear("MSFT") - Calculates beta against SPY on a daily basis. =CustomBetaOneYear("MSFT","AAPL") - Calculates beta against AAPL on a daily basis =CustomBetaOneYear("MSFT","AAPL", "monthly") - Calculates beta against AAPL on a monthly basis =CustomBetaOneYear("MSFT","AAPL", "weekly") - Calculates beta against AAPL on a weekly basis |
Notes |
A high beta means the stock price is more sensitive to news and information, and will move faster than a stock with low beta. In general, high beta means high risk, but also offers the possibility of high returns if the stock turns out to be a good investment. |
Assets | Stocks, ETFs, Cryptocurrencies |
| Stock | Custom Beta One Year |
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Penn Virginia Corporation
PVAC 
NGS
Sector: Energy
Industry: Oil & Gas E&P
30.66
USD
-0.96
(-3.04%)
Previous close: 31.62 Open: 33.06 Bid: Ask:
52 week range
0.00 0.00
Mkt Cap: 0 M Avg Vol (90 Days): 0
Last updated: Friday 22nd November 2024
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