New Gold (TSE:NGD) Shareholders See 36% Loss as Stock Drops 8.7% in a Week

November 13, 2023 12:00 AM EST | By Team Kalkine Media
 New Gold (TSE:NGD) Shareholders See 36% Loss as Stock Drops 8.7% in a Week
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The New Gold Inc. (TSE:NGD) share price has shown a 16% increase in a single quarter, a positive sign for some shareholders. However, the overall performance over the last three years tells a different story, with a 36% decline, significantly underperforming the market.

In the context of the TSX (Toronto Stock Exchange) and the broader gold stocks sector, where market dynamics often play a crucial role, New Gold's recent positive momentum may be viewed against the backdrop of the challenging trends in the gold stocks market. Investors in TSX gold stocks, influenced by factors like gold prices and industry-specific dynamics, may weigh New Gold's quarterly upturn in light of its prolonged downturn.

As New Gold is currently not profitable, analysts often turn to revenue growth to assess the underlying business's health. In the last three years, New Gold experienced a modest annual revenue growth of 1.5%, a relatively low rate considering the lack of profits. During this period, the stock dropped by 11%, indicating investor concerns about the company's financial performance. The potential for a share price bounce exists if revenue growth accelerates, but the true benefit for shareholders would come with the company turning a profit.

Despite the lackluster financial performance, there is a positive aspect with insiders making significant purchases in the last year. However, many investors still consider earnings and revenue growth trends more indicative of a business's health.

Looking at the different perspectives, New Gold shareholders received a total shareholder return of 6.8% over the last year, showing an improvement compared to the five-year return of 6% per year. The strong momentum in share price suggests potential opportunities for investors, prompting a closer examination of the stock's performance. Investors seeking insights often monitor insider purchases to gauge confidence in the company's future prospects.

In conclusion, while recent improvements in shareholder returns and insider purchases are positive, the company's overall performance over the past three years raises concerns. Further analysis is advisable for investors considering New Gold Inc. for their portfolios.


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