Helix BioPharma Stock Price Falls 11.6%: Is It Time to Sell?
Helix BioPharma Corp. (OTCMKTS:HBPCF) experienced a sharp decrease of 11.6% in its stock price during mid-day trading on Tuesday. The stock reached a low of $0.65 and concluded trading at the same price. Trading activity was notably higher, with 2,900 shares exchanged, representing a 136% increase over the average session volume of 1,228 shares. This decline followed a previous closing price of $0.74.
Helix BioPharma Stock Performance Overview
The company's current 50-day moving average stands at $0.86, while its 200-day moving average is considerably lower at $0.40. Helix BioPharma has a market capitalization of approximately $159.32 million and operates with a price-to-earnings ratio of -32.50 and a beta of 0.02, indicating low volatility compared to the market.
About Helix BioPharma
Helix BioPharma Corp. is an immune-oncology company based in Canada, focusing on developing innovative treatments for cancer. The company is working on L-DOS47, aimed at treating non-small cell lung cancer, and V-DOS47, which targets the vascular epithelial growth factor receptor 2. Helix has established partnership agreements with Moffitt Cancer Center to explore the pharmacodynamics of L-DOS47 and its potential benefits when used in conjunction with immune checkpoint inhibitors. Additionally, they are collaborating with the University Hospital Tuebingen to assess L-DOS47's therapeutic response in cancer models that express CEACAM6 through advanced preclinical metabolic imaging techniques.
Investment Considerations
As Helix BioPharma currently holds a "hold" rating from analysts, investors are encouraged to weigh their options carefully. Being informed about other potentially better investment opportunities can be beneficial. Analysts are reportedly recommending five other stocks that they believe may offer more promising returns compared to Helix BioPharma. Investors seeking advice should consider these alternatives before making any significant investment decisions.
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