Cleveland-Cliffs (CLF) stock forecast for 2022
Last update: September 27, 2023 (17:04)
Sector: Basic materialsThe share price of Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. (CLF) now
50/200 Day Moving Average: $15.47 / $17.01
This figure corresponds to the Average Price over the previous 50/200 days. For Cleveland-Cliffs stocks, the 50-day moving average is the resistance level today.
For Cleveland-Cliffs stocks, the 200-day moving average is the resistance level today.
Are you interested in Cleveland-Cliffs stocks and want to buy them, or are they already in your portfolio? If yes, then on this page you will find useful information about the dynamics of the Cleveland-Cliffs stock price in 2022. How much will one Cleveland-Cliffs share be worth in 2022? Is it worth taking profit / loss on Cleveland-Cliffs stock now or waiting? What are analysts' forecasts for Cleveland-Cliffs stock?
We forecast Cleveland-Cliffs stock performance using neural networks based on historical data on Cleveland-Cliffs stocks. Also, when forecasting, technical analysis tools are used, world geopolitical and news factors are taken into account. The Cleveland-Cliffs stock prediction results are shown below and presented as a graph, table and text information.
Cleveland-Cliffs stock forecasts are adjusted once a day based on the closing price of the previous trading day.
The minimum target price for Cleveland-Cliffs analysts is $18.87.
Today 200 Day Moving Average is the resistance level (17.01 $).
50 Day Moving Average is the resistance level (15.47 $).
Historical and forecast chart of Cleveland-Cliffs stock
The chart below shows the historical price of Cleveland-Cliffs stock and a prediction chart for the next year. For convenience, prices are divided by color. Forecast prices include: Optimistic Forecast, Pessimistic Forecast, and Weighted Average Best Forecast. Detailed values for the Cleveland-Cliffs stock price can be found in the table below.
Cleveland-Cliffs (CLF) Forecast for 2022
| Month | Target | Pes. | Opt. | Vol., % |
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Cleveland-Cliffs information and performance
200 PUBLIC SQUARE, STE. 3300, CLEVELAND, OH, US
Market capitalization of the Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. is the total market value of all issued shares of a company. It is calculated by the formula multiplying the number of CLF shares in the company outstanding by the market price of one share.
EBITDA of Cleveland-Cliffs is earnings before interest, income tax and depreciation of assets.
P/E ratio (price to earnings) - shows the ratio between the price of a share and the company's profit
Price/earnings to growth
Dividend Per Share is a financial indicator equal to the ratio of the company's net profit available for distribution to the annual average of ordinary shares.
Dividend yield is a ratio that shows how much a company pays in dividends each year at the stock price.
EPS shows how much of the net profit is accounted for by the common share.
Trailing P/E depends on what has already been done. It uses the current share price and divides it by the total earnings per share for the last 12 months.
Forward P/E uses projections of future earnings instead of final numbers.
Enterprise Value (EV) /Revenue
The EV / EBITDA ratio shows the ratio of the cost (EV) to its profit before tax, interest and amortization (EBITDA).
Number of issued ordinary shares
Number of freely tradable shares
Shares Short Prior Month - the number of shares in short positions in the last month.
Cleveland-Cliffs price target for 2022 by month
Cleveland-Cliffs (CLF) stock dividend
Cleveland-Cliffs last paid dividends on 04/02/2020. The next scheduled payment will be on 04/15/2020. The amount of dividends is $0 per share. If the date of the next dividend payment has not been updated, it means that the issuer has not yet announced the exact payment. As soon as information becomes available, we will immediately update the data. Bookmark our portal to stay updated.
Last Split Date: 01/01/1970
Splitting of shares is an increase in the number of securities of the issuing company circulating on the market due to a decrease in their value at constant capitalization.
For example, a 5: 1 ratio means that the value of one share will decrease 5 times, the total amount will increase 5 times. It is important to understand that this procedure does not change the capitalization of the company, as well as the total value of assets held in private hands.