(AGMH) AGM Holdings - Ratings and Ratios

AGM Group Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ:AGMH) is a Hong Kong-based technology firm specializing in cryptocurrency mining hardware, standardized computing equipment, and financial technology solutions. Established in 2015, the company operates across Hong Kong, Singapore, and Mainland China, catering to both institutional and retail clients. Its product portfolio includes advanced cryptocurrency mining machines designed for high-efficiency computing, as well as hardware solutions tailored for data centers and cloud computing applications.

AGM Group also provides trading and financial software solutions, such as MetaTrader 5, a widely adopted platform for futures and foreign exchange trading. This platform enables financial institutions to execute trades efficiently and manage risk. Additionally, the company offers a foreign exchange trading system that streamlines operations for its clients. Beyond hardware and software, AGM Group engages in ongoing R&D to innovate its technology offerings, ensuring alignment with evolving market demands in the crypto and fintech sectors.

With a market capitalization of $3.80M USD, AGM Group operates in the Financial Exchanges & Data sub-industry. The companys stock, listed on the NASDAQ under the ticker AGMH, has shown significant volatility, with a last price of $0.14 and a 20-day average volume of 66,254 shares. Its short-term moving averages (SMA 20: 0.48, SMA 50: 0.90) indicate a downward trend, while the SMA 200 (1.19) reflects a broader decline over the past year. The Average True Range (ATR) of 0.09 suggests low volatility in recent trading sessions.

From a fundamental perspective, AGM Groups price-to-book (P/B) ratio of 0.88 indicates that the stock is trading below its book value, which may attract value investors. However, the companys return on equity (RoE) of -87.70% highlights significant profitability challenges. The price-to-sales (P/S) ratio of 0.06 reflects a low valuation relative to its revenue, though the lack of forward P/E data complicates assessments of its future earnings potential.