This year ABN AMRO is among worst of the Dutch stocks

Because of this years' significant loss of 55 percent the stock is one of the worst shares of the Netherlands. Since the start of this year, the average Dutch stock has gained year around 20 percent in value. Over the past quarter the stock was higher (+55 percent).

Returns ABN AMRO versus Dutch stocks

Buy & hold Returns stock ABN AMRO several periods, excluding dividend returns

Since 2012 the stock has a price gain of percent. over the past 90 days the stock made a loss of 55 percent.

Over the current book year the total revenue will be 8,24 billion euros (consensus estimates). This is hugely lower than 2018's revenue of 10,34 billion euros.

Historical revenues and results ABN AMRO plus estimates 2020

The analysts expect for 2020 a net profit of 1,57 billion euros. The majority of the analysts expects for this year a profit per share of 1,61 euros. The price/earnings-ratio is then 4,56.

Huge dividend ABN AMRO

Per share the analysts expect a dividend of 1,1 euros per share. Thus the dividend yield equals 14,99 percent. The average dividend yield of the banks equals an attractive 3,32 percent.

Latest estimates around 11 euros

Kepler Capital Markets, Berenberg and HSBC recently provided recommendations for the stock.

ABN AMRO's market capitalization is based on the number of outstanding shares around 6,9 billion euros. The ABN AMRO stock was the past 12 months quite volatile. Since last March the stock is 61 percent lower. This year the stock price moved between 6 and 22 euro.

Historical stock prices ABN AMRO

Click here for dividend . At 15.11 the stock trades 0,98 percent higher at 7,34 euros.

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