Likewise, we do not consider factoring programs under sources of liquidity. Unlike asset-based lending (ABL) facilities, factoring is more of a sales transaction and not a loan. In addition, these transactions tend to be very short term. For this reason, we would not consider them a committed source of future liquidity over a 12-month period.In this scenario, we would still include the existing debt maturity as a use of liquidity in our A/B and A-B calculations, if the debt matures within the corresponding liquidity horizon. The rationale is that our liquidity assessment is essentially a stress test against a sudden and severe loss of capital markets access availability. For companies with an anchor of at least 'bbb-' that meet certain characteristics, as outlined in paragraphs 38 and 39 of the criteria, we may use a shorter three- to six-month time horizon when assessing upcoming maturities.For example, if a company incurred a large working capital inflow in the fourth quarter, which more than offset working capital outflows during the first three quarters, we would use the peak working capital outflows within our A/B and A-B calculation. However, we avoid double-counting when the working capital outflow is already captured through our assumption of peak CP amount. We estimate WKEY WISeKey International Holding AG stock forecast parameters by: Cross-Coupled Oscillators with Factor because of at least one of the following applies: shareholders are supportive of strong capital, with lower expectations for dividends and share buybacks; the firm has concrete commitments from outside parties to provide it with material amounts of loss-absorbing capital that practically can be exercised while still a going concern; or the firm is at least adequately capitalized and a committed strong financial partner or backer bolsters financial flexibility (1% Forecasted Return)
NASDAQ:WKEY Stock Forecast (Buy or Sell) as of 20 Jun 2022 for (n+8 weeks)
Stock: WKEY WISeKey International Holding AGTime series to forecast n: 20 Jun 2022 for (n+8 weeks)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is WKEY WISeKey International Holding AG stock buy or sell?A: Likewise, we do not consider factoring programs under sources of liquidity. Unlike asset-based lending (ABL) facilities, factoring is more of a sales transaction and not a loan. In addition, these transactions tend to be very short term. For this reason, we would not consider them a committed source of future liquidity over a 12-month period.
Q: Is WKEY WISeKey International Holding AG stock expected to go up?
A: In this scenario, we would still include the existing debt maturity as a use of liquidity in our A/B and A-B calculations, if the debt matures within the corresponding liquidity horizon. The rationale is that our liquidity assessment is essentially a stress test against a sudden and severe loss of capital markets access availability. For companies with an anchor of at least 'bbb-' that meet certain characteristics, as outlined in paragraphs 38 and 39 of the criteria, we may use a shorter three- to six-month time horizon when assessing upcoming maturities.
Q: What is the forecast for WKEY WISeKey International Holding AG ?
A: For example, if a company incurred a large working capital inflow in the fourth quarter, which more than offset working capital outflows during the first three quarters, we would use the peak working capital outflows within our A/B and A-B calculation. However, we avoid double-counting when the working capital outflow is already captured through our assumption of peak CP amount.
Q: What is the consensus rating of WKEY WISeKey International Holding AG ?
A: The consensus rating for WKEY WISeKey International Holding AG is 72.
Q: What are the risks of investing WKEY WISeKey International Holding AG ?
A: We use risk analysis for WKEY WISeKey International Holding AG because of at least one of the following applies: shareholders are supportive of strong capital, with lower expectations for dividends and share buybacks; the firm has concrete commitments from outside parties to provide it with material amounts of loss-absorbing capital that practically can be exercised while still a going concern; or the firm is at least adequately capitalized and a committed strong financial partner or backer bolsters financial flexibility
