FESOX

First Eagle Overseas Fund Class C [FESOX] Stock Forecast

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FESOX Financial details

Company Rating
-
Market Cap
12.38B
Income
-
Revenue
-
Book val./share
-
Cash/share
-
Dividend
0.48
Dividend %
1.94%
Employees
-
Optionable
No
Shortable
Yes
Earnings
-
P/E
0
Forward P/E
-
PEG
-
P/S
-
P/B
-
P/C
-
P/FCF
-
Quick Ratio
-
Current Ratio
-
Debt / Equity
-
LT Debt / Equity
-
-
-
EPS (TTM)
-
EPS next Y
-
EPS next Q
-
EPS this Y
-
EPS next Y
-
EPS next 5Y
-
EPS last 5Y
-
Revenue last 5Y
-
Revenue Q/Q
-
EPS Q/Q
-
-
-
-
-
SMA20
-
SMA50
4.17%
SMA100
-
Inst Own
-
Inst Trans
-
ROA
-
ROE
-
ROC
-
Gross Margin
-
Oper. Margin
-
Profit Margin
-
Payout
-
Shs Outstand
-
Shs Float
-
-
-
-
-
Target Price
-
52W Range
21.35-24.0
52W High
+4.88%
52W Low
+19.86%
RSI
61
Rel Volume
-
Avg Volume
-
Volume
Perf Week
5.18%
Perf Month
1.41%
Perf Quarter
-1.83%
Perf Half Y
-3.12%
-
-
-
-
Beta
0.74
-
-
Volatility
0.25%, 0.65%
Prev Close
0%
Price
25.17
Change
0%

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FESOX Frequently Asked Questions

What is First Eagle Overseas Fund Class C stock symbol ?

First Eagle Overseas Fund Class C is a US stock and trading under the symbol FESOX

What is First Eagle Overseas Fund Class C stock quote today ?

First Eagle Overseas Fund Class C stock price is $25.17 today.

Is First Eagle Overseas Fund Class C stock public?

Yes, First Eagle Overseas Fund Class C is a publicly traded company.

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Company Profile

Financial Services Asset Management
  • Market Capitalization 12.38B
  • Headquarters US
  • IPO Date 2000-06-05

The fund will invest primarily in equity securities of non-U.S. companies the majority of which are traded in mature markets (for example, Japan, Germany and France) and may invest in countries whose economies are still developing. It invests at least 80% of its net assets (plus any borrowings for investment purposes) in foreign securities and "counts" relevant derivative positions towards this "80% of assets" allocation, and in doing so, values each position at the price at which it is held on its books.