Adjusted daily closes · 252 observations · as of Nov 6, 2026
Historical data, not a forecast
1 month
+6.3%
3 months
-0.7%
6 months
+7.5%
1 year
+2.1%
Year to date
+7.3%
52-week range
$60.76 – $74.51
Fundamental snapshot
Latest reported period: Sep 30, 2026
Sharadar reported data
Market cap
$26.33B
P/E
18.4
P/B
1.6
P/S
1.9
Revenue
$13.76B
Net income
$1.43B
Diluted EPS
3.79
Gross margin
43.40%
Net margin
10.40%
Return on equity
8.70%
Total debt
$29.18B
Cash
$525.41M
Free cash flow
-$51.57M
Latest eight reported quarters
Reported quarterly values, newest first
Period
Revenue
Net income
Gross margin
Net margin
Free cash flow
Sep 30, 2026
$2.98B
$346.01M
36.30%
11.60%
-$375.62M
Jun 30, 2026
$2.9B
$53.68M
41.50%
1.80%
$76.3M
Mar 31, 2026
$4.5B
$606.84M
48.60%
13.50%
$315.02M
Dec 31, 2025
$3.37B
$421.31M
44.30%
12.50%
-$67.25M
Sep 30, 2025
$3.22B
$367.55M
42.40%
11.40%
-$26.35M
Jun 30, 2025
$2.84B
$352.73M
45.60%
12.40%
$15.29M
Mar 31, 2025
$4.12B
$550.79M
49.00%
13.40%
$33.21M
Dec 31, 2024
$2.97B
$72.52M
47.00%
2.40%
-$546.55M
Reported figures can reflect company reporting conventions, restatements, or sector-specific accounting. Verify against filings before relying on a valuation comparison.
Barclays has reinstated its coverage of Eversource Energy (NYSE:ES) with an Equalweight rating and a price target of $76.00. The firm notes that Eversource's shares trade at a 14.7% price-to-earnings discount compared to peers and expects this discount to persist due to below-average rate base and earnings per share growth, along with ongoing regulatory proceedings. Despite this, Eversource boasts a strong dividend track record, having raised its dividend for 27 consecutive years.
Essex Property Trust (ESS) reported third-quarter 2026 core FFO and revenues that missed analyst estimates, primarily due to rising property expenses. While rental revenues increased, higher operating costs, particularly in maintenance, utilities, and real estate taxes, outpaced revenue growth. Despite the challenges, Northern California markets showed strong performance, and the company raised its full-year core FFO guidance.
American Homes 4 Rent (AMH) has seen a 12.2% share price gain over three years, but a Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) analysis suggests the stock is currently trading below its intrinsic value. The DCF model, anchored by $712.5m of free cash flow, projects that AMH's estimated intrinsic value is substantially higher than its current share price of US$31.92, indicating it is undervalued based on its cash flow generation from its single-family rental portfolio.