Pivot points come from the last session's high, low and close: traders watch R1–R3 as resistance above and S1–S3 as support below. The moving averages and Supertrend often act as support or resistance too.
Fundamentals
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Quarterly results ($ million)
Yearly results ($ million, financial years)
Shareholding
From the results and shareholding patterns the company filed with the SEC. Ratios use today's price and the last 12 months of results. Information only, not investment advice.
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Mutual funds holding Texas Capital Bancshares, Inc.
P/E against its own history
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Weekly closing price ÷ profit a share from the company's results (last 4 quarters where filed, else the financial year; profit over today's share count, so bonus issues and splits do not distort it). Weeks with a loss are left out. A low P/E can mean cheap, or that the market expects profits to fall.