
CAR Stock Forecast: The stock is expected to trade between $144.1 and $161.6. The overall recommendation is Buy.
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CAR Stock Forecast: Latest Price
CAR Stock Forecast: Performance Chart
Stock Name | 5 Days | 1 Month | 6 Months | 1 Year |
CAR | -0.4% | -18.4% | -24.8% | 96.3% |
CAR Stock: Latest Tweet
CAR Stock Forecast: Today’s Outlook
Indicator | Trend |
Overall Outlook | Negative |
Market Data | |
Market Cap | Higher |
Technical | Buy |
Trading Volume | Lower |
Crowd’s Wisdom | |
Google Search Volume | Lower |
Social Media Sentiment | Negative |
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CAR Stock Forecast: Latest News
- The stock was rising this week due to company’s initiatives and acquisitions. It is expected to post EPS of $12.1 this quarter (+105% YoY) and a revenue of $3.1B (+31.3% YoY)
- The company’s earnings growth is expected to be well above the industry average of 11.1%, It is projected to be at 74.7%
- CAR stock is expected to strengthen owing to its cash flow growth of 85.5%
CAR Stock: Latest Video
CAR Stock Forecast: Buy or Sell?
Since the beginning of 2022, CAR has outperformed the industry averages. As mentioned, its cash flow growth and earnings growth is higher than competitors. It is has earned a Zacks rank of “1” suggesting a “Strong Buy” – Competitors like SOMLY, SGSOY and CNXC have a “sell” rating. It falls in the top 43% of its industry. It has the potential to outperform the market, like it has previously. Currently, the technical analysis suggests “Selling” because the stock might be undervalued than its potential. But, analysts give it a “buy” rating because of its strong financials and earnings growth. Its growth is supported by post pandemic revival of travelling needs and demand.
CAR Stock Forecast: Google Trends
CAR Stock: Technical Analysis

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