Sunrun (NASDAQ: RUN), the topic of a research note distributed to investors on Friday, was given a “sell” recommendation by the research analysts working for StockNews.com.

The research note was sent out to investors.

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In a report distributed on November 3, BMO Capital Markets lowered their “outperform” rating on Sunrun shares from $40.00 to $39.00, and they also lowered their price objective for the stock from $40.00 to $39.00.

Both of these changes were made.

The first day of December was a Thursday, and that was the day that Janney Montgomery Scott first began providing coverage for SunRun shares.

They have provided the company with a “neutral” rating and have determined that the stock should reach a price target of $30.00. Wolfe Research moved Sunrun stock from the “outperform” category to the “peer perform” category in a report published on October 20.
Due to a report distributed on Friday, November 11, Royal Bank of Canada lowered the “outperform” rating and price target of $48.00 that it had previously assigned to Sunrun shares to $42.00.

The rating had previously been set at $48.00.

The Deutsche Bank Aktiengesellschaft announced, in a report made public on November 14, that the company would be providing coverage for Sunrun shares.

They suggested investing in the company by selecting the “buy” option and establishing a price target of $36.00. One of the analysts has suggested selling the stock, while another four have given it a rating of “hold,” and thirteen more have given it a rating of “buy.” This company is given a recommendation of “Moderate Buy” on average, and the price target that is being recommended is $42.29.

Bloomberg has been kind enough to supply us with this information.
The price of NASDAQ: RUN increased by $0.66 during the trading session on Friday, taking it to $25.21.

A total of 6,144,008 shares of the company’s stock were traded, a lower volume than the company’s typical trading volume of 6,810,475 shares.

The quick ratio is 1.19, the current ratio is 1.74, and the debt-to-equity ratio is 1.09.

The quick ratio is 1.19, the current ratio is 1.74, and the debt-to-equity ratio is 1.09.

The stock price has reached a simple moving average of 50 days at $25.87, and the price has reached a simple moving average of 200 days at $28.54 in response.

The lowest price that Sunrun has been at in the past year is $16.80, while the highest price that Sunrun has been at in the past year is $39.13.

The company has a market capitalization of $5.37 billion, a PE ratio of 86.93, and a beta value of 2.26.

These figures were taken from the company’s most recent financial report.
On February 16, 2019, corporate insider Edward Harris Fenster sold 50,000 shares of company stock.

The transaction took place on Thursday.

This was covered in a report that was published on its own.

The total amount received for the sale of the shares was $1,222,500.00, which works out to an average selling price of $24.45 per share. Following the completion of the transaction, the corporate insider now holds 1,293,871 shares of the company’s stock, which have a value of $31,635,145.95.

The Securities and Exchange Commission was given legal documentation about the transaction, which can be viewed by following the link in the previous sentence.

The documentation was provided to the SEC. On November 30, Mary Powell, who is the Chief Executive Officer of the company, sold a total of 1,896 shares of the company’s stock.

A total price of $59,174.16 was received for the sale of the shares, which works out to an average selling price of $31.21 per share.

After the deal’s completion, the company’s CEO will be the proud owner of 189,294 shares, which, when added up, will have a total value of $5,907,865.74. On the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) website, you can access the information submitted to the SEC regarding the transaction, which is currently available.

Also, on February 16, Edward Harris Fenster, an insider in the company, sold 50,000 shares of the company’s stock.

Edward Harris Fenster sold these shares. Following the conclusion of the sale, the company insider now directly owns 1,293,871 shares of the company’s stock on Thursday.

This was covered in a report that was published on its own.

The total amount received for the sale of the shares was $1,222,500.00, which works out to an average selling price of $24.45 per share. Following the completion of the transaction, the corporate insider now holds 1,293,871 shares of the company’s stock, which have a value of $31,635,145.95.

The Securities and Exchange Commission was given legal documentation about the transaction, which can be viewed by following the link in the previous sentence.

The documentation was provided to the SEC. On November 30, Mary Powell, who is the Chief Executive Officer of the company, sold a total of 1,896 shares of the company’s stock.

A total price of $59,174.16 was received for the sale of the shares, which works out to an average selling price of $31.21 per share.

After the deal’s completion, the company’s CEO will be the proud owner of 189,294 shares, which, when added up, will have a total value of $5,907,865.74. On the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) website, you can access the information submitted to the SEC regarding the transaction, which is currently available.

Also, on February 16, Edward Harris Fenster, an insider in the company, sold 50,000 shares of the company’s stock.

Edward Harris Fenster sold these shares. Following the conclusion of the sale, the company insider now directly owns 1,293,871 shares of the company’s stock.

This gives the insider’s total transaction value of approximately $31,635,145.95 based on the average transaction price of $24.45 per share.

The total amount paid for the transaction was $1,222,500.00.

The disclosure about the purchase can be found in this particular location.

Insiders of the company recently sold 251,143 shares of company stock, which resulted in a total revenue of $6,646,751. Company insiders own a total of 29 percent of the company’s shares of stock.

Several hedge funds and institutional investors participated in recent company stock transactions by buying and selling shares.

During the third quarter, Nisa Investment Advisors LLC achieved a 64.1% increase in the proportion of Sunrun stock it owned. Following the acquisition of 449 shares during the most recent fiscal quarter, Nisa Investment Advisors LLC now holds 1,149 of the energy company’s stock.

Each share of this company’s stock is currently valued at $28,000. SeaCrest Wealth Management LLC invested approximately $31,000 during the second quarter to increase the amount of Sunrun it possessed.

The number of Sunrun common stock shares held by Salem Investment Counselors INC increased by 3,750% over the first three months of 2018. Salem Investment Counselors INC now has 1,540 shares in the energy company, which it acquired by purchasing an additional 1,500 shares during the most recent quarter for 1,540 shares.

The current value of these shares is forty-seven thousand dollars.

During the second quarter, CWM LLC achieved a 92.0% increase in the proportion of Sunrun stock it owned.

The total number of shares that CWM LLC holds in the energy company increased by 777 during the fourth quarter, bringing the total number of shares it owns to 1,622, which is $38,000.

This caused the value of CWM LLC’s entire holdings in the energy firm to increase.

And finally, during the last quarter of the year, RFP Financial Group LLC invested approximately $40,000 in Sunrun to acquire a new stake. Sunrun is a company that deals with energy. Hedge funds and other institutional investors own 86.21% of the company’s shares.

Sunrun, INC is in charge of planning, creating, and installing residential solar energy systems; the company also sells these systems, owns them, and provides ongoing maintenance.

In addition to selling other solar service options, it installs residential solar energy systems and provides this service to customers. Customers can purchase the company’s wares through any of the following three distribution channels: direct-to-consumer sales, solar partnerships, or strategic alliances.

Alternatively, customers can purchase the company’s wares directly from the company.

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