Northern Trust Corp(NTRS) Price Forecast & Company Analysis. P/E · Dividend · Earnings · Price Target · RSI · MACD | US Stocks Today
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| Index | S&P 500 | P/E | 13.47 | EPS (ttm) | 12.76 | Insider Own | 1.76% | Shs Outstand | 181.1M | Perf Week | 2.99% |
| Market Cap | 31.45B | Forward P/E | 13.28 | EPS next Y | 9.28% | Insider Trans | -1.49% | Shs Float | 179.7M | Perf Month | -0.6% |
| Enterprise Value | - | PEG | 0.77 | EPS next Q | 3.04 | Inst Own | 87.26% | Short Float | 2.2% | Perf Quarter | -5.81% |
| Income | 2.37B | P/S | 2.05 | EPS this Y | 31.66% | Inst Trans | -1.47% | Short Ratio | 3.62 | Perf Half Y | 4.29% |
| Sales | 15.32B | P/B | 2.5 | EPS next 5Y | 17.18% | ROA | 1.43% | Short Interest | 3.96M | Perf YTD | 25.85% |
| Book/sh | 68.89 | P/C | - | EPS past 3/5Y | 12.47% 9.85% | ROE | 18.3% | 52W High | -12.2% ($195.78) | Perf Year | 34.99% |
| Cash/sh | - | P/FCF | 70.63 | Sales past 3/5Y | 22.59% 17.81% | ROIC | 12.89% | 52W Low | 41.45% ($121.53) | Perf 3Y | 170.54% |
| Dividend Est. | $3.36 (1.95%) | EV/EBITDA | - | EPS Y/Y TTM | 48.88% | Gross Margin | - | Volatility(W/M) | 2.35% 2.11% | Perf 5Y | 40.05% |
| Dividend TTM | 3.28 | EV/Sales | - | Sales Y/Y TTM | 6.57% | Oper. Margin | 14.44% | ATR (14) | 3.89 | Perf 10Y | 137.43% |
| Dividend Ex-Date | 2026/12/4 | Quick Ratio | - | EPS Q/Q | 48.54% | Profit Margin | 15.44% | RSI (14) | 53.63 | Recom | 3 |
| Dividend Gr. 3/5Y | 2.25% 2.06% | Current Ratio | 1.33 | Sales Q/Q | 3.09% | SMA20 | 2.37% ($167.92) | Beta | 1.22 | Target Price | $183 |
| Payout | 35.49% | Debt/Eq | 1.19 | Earnings | 2026/10/21 | SMA50 | -2.35% ($176.04) | Rel Volume | 0.88 | Prev Close | $170.35 |
| Employees | 23800 | LT Debt/Eq | 0.4 | EPS/Sales Surpr. | 11.37% 1.78% | SMA200 | 4.05% ($165.21) | Avg Volume(3M) | 1.09M | Price | $171.9 |
| IPO | 1980/3/17 | Option/Short | Yes/Yes | Trades | 15200 | Volume | 958,616 | Change | 0.91% |
A leading U.S. trust bank engaged in global asset custody, asset management, and private banking. Founded in Chicago in 1889, the company operates a broad institutional client base and wealth management business for high-net-worth individuals, and is classified as a financial stock with a conservative trust and custody business model.
Over the past 1 year, roughly in the middle
12% below its 1-year high.
Traded about as much as usual. That is 88% of its average volume.
NTRS makes money exceptionally well
Of every $100 in sales, $14.44 is kept as operating profit.
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Earnings are growing steadily
Earnings are expected to grow by +31.7% this year.
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The price is about the industry average
For a company expected to earn $100 next year, you would pay $1,328. Peers typically go for $1,102. It is about in line with its own 5-year average.
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It has beaten expectations every time
Beat market estimates in the last 5 quarters.
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Opinions on the outlook are split
Analyst sentiment is Hold.
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Holding long would have paid off
Bought 5 years ago, your return today would be +40.0%. The S&P 500 did +69% over the same period.
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The dividend is on the small side
Pays 1.95% annually in dividends.
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Ownership looks stable
Institutions hold 87.3%.
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Multiple ETFs hold this stock, but only a sliver
Buying this ETF gives you exposure to this stock as well.
It ranks #10 of 137 in the industry
Based on market cap of $31B.
FAQ
What kind of company is NTRS?
NTRS belongs to the Financial sector and operates in the Asset Management industry.
What is the market cap of NTRS?
The market cap of NTRS is approximately $31.5B, ranking 454 within its sector.
Does NTRS pay dividends?
NTRS has a dividend yield of approximately 1.95%, with an annual dividend of $3.36.
What is the P/E ratio of NTRS?
NTRS has a P/E ratio of approximately 13.5x, which can be used to assess its valuation relative to the Financial sector average.
What is the 52-week high and low for NTRS?
NTRS has recorded a 52-week high of $195.78 and a low of $121.53.
