(DM) Desktop Metal - Ratings and Ratios

Desktop Metal, Inc. (NYSE:DM), established in 2015 and headquartered in Burlington, Massachusetts, is a leader in additive manufacturing technologies. The company offers a diverse range of products tailored to different industries and applications. The Shop System is an affordable, entry-level metal 3D printing solution using binder jetting technology, ideal for small-scale production. The X-series platform excels in binder jetting for specialty materials, including metals and ceramics, offering versatility for complex projects. The P-Series stands out with its high-speed metal 3D printing capabilities, catering to industrial-scale production needs.

The company also provides the Einstein series, designed for dental professionals, enabling precise 3D printing for dental applications. The ETEC Xtreme 8K platform is a high-performance DLP printer with dual 385 nm projectors, suitable for large-scale production. The ETEC Pro XL is an industrial polymer 3D printer, offering durability and efficiency for manufacturing environments. Additionally, the S-Max and S-Max Pro platforms provide digital casting solutions, and the 3D-Bioplotter platform is tailored for biofabrication, serving the biomedical sector. Desktop Metal serves various industries, including automotive, aerospace, healthcare, consumer products, and heavy industry, with a range of materials such as binder jetting materials, photopolymer resins, and bioprinting materials.

Based on the provided data, the 3-month forecast for Desktop Metal Inc. (NYSE:DM) indicates a potential bullish trend in the short term, as the last price of $2.07 is above the SMA 20 ($2.39) and SMA 50 ($2.44). However, the SMA 200 ($4.09) suggests a longer-term downtrend. The ATR of 0.22 indicates moderate volatility. Fundamentally, with a market cap of $76.02M USD, a P/S ratio of 0.45, and a P/B ratio of 1.05, the stock appears undervalued relative to its revenue and book value. The lack of P/E and Forward P/E ratios reflects the companys current non-profitability, typical for high-growth companies in the additive manufacturing sector. Investors may approach with caution, balancing the potential for growth against profitability concerns.