In deep diving into the profits for Axia Corporation Limited (ZMSE:AXIA) we can see that the trailing 12 months net profit growth stands at 0.57102. The calculation for this number is as follows: 1yr Growth Net Profit = 1 year percentage growth in Net Profit After Tax. Net profit is also referred to as the bottom […]
In deep diving into the profits for Axia Corporation Limited (ZMSE:AXIA) we can see that the trailing 12 months net profit growth stands at 0.57102.
The calculation for this number is as follows: 1yr Growth Net Profit = 1 year percentage growth in Net Profit After Tax. Net profit is also referred to as the bottom line. This is one of the most closely followed ratios in terms of company financials for investors. Net profit growth is one of the main drivers of a firm’s share price.
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Axia Corporation Limited (ZMSE:AXIA) shares currently have a 125/250 day adjusted slope average of 34.19260. The Adjusted Slope 125/250d indicator is equal to the average annualized exponential regression slope, over the past 125 and 250 trading days, multiplied by the coefficient of determination (R2). This indicator is useful in helping find shares that have been on a consistent upward direction over the past six months to a year. Generally speaking, the higher the 125/250 value the better as this would indicate a consistent increase closely correlates to the actual stock price…
