Community Trust Bancorp Inc
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About Community Trust Bancorp Inc (CTBI)
Community Trust Bancorp Inc trades under the ticker CTBI on NASDAQ. It is an exchange-traded fund, so buying a share gives you exposure to every holding in the fund rather than a single company. Fund size is around $1.41B. Over the past 52 weeks CTBI has traded between $50.25 and $79.92. It currently pays a dividend yielding about +2.72%. This page pulls together CTBI's live quote, price history, key fundamentals and the EasyStox score so you can size up the fund in one place.
CTBI scores 90 out of 100 on the EasyStox score, a grade of A. The score blends analyst ratings, news sentiment, fundamentals, momentum and valuation into a single number. Its strongest area is recent news sentiment, while fundamentals drags the score down the most.
CTBI — frequently asked questions
What is the current CTBI price?
Community Trust Bancorp Inc last traded at $77.36, -0.62% on the day. Prices on this page refresh automatically during market hours.
What is CTBI's EasyStox score?
CTBI currently scores 90 out of 100 (grade A). The score combines analyst ratings, news sentiment, fundamentals, momentum and valuation. It is research help, not a recommendation to buy or sell.
Is CTBI a good investment?
EasyStox does not give buy or sell advice. What we can show you is the evidence: CTBI's score breakdown, its valuation and fundamentals, how analysts rate it, and how the price has moved. Read those together with your own goals and time horizon before deciding.
What is CTBI's P/E ratio?
CTBI trades on a price-to-earnings ratio of about 14.32. A higher P/E means investors are paying more for each dollar of earnings, usually because they expect growth.
What does the CTBI ETF hold?
Community Trust Bancorp Inc is an exchange-traded fund, so one share spreads your money across all of the fund's underlying holdings instead of a single company. Check the fund provider's site for the current full holdings list.