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Detailed Quote (ARCL)

Last Trade 11.08 Volume +129,383.00
Change0.00 Shares26.34M
Change % 0.00% Market Cap.291.90M
Today's High 11.10 52 Week High 11.21
Today's Low 11.08 52 Week Low 7.90
Bid 9.66 EPS 0.43
Ask11.15 P/E Ratio 25.7674
Open11.10 Div. Per Share n.a
Previous Close11.08 ExchangeNasdaq
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May 15, 2012
Highest Forward P/E Ratio in the Education Services Industry Detected in Shares of Archipelago Learning (ARCL, LRN, UTI, EDU, LINC)

Below are the three companies in the Education Services industry with the highest forward price to earnings (P/E) ratios. Forward P/E uses estimated earnings to compare relative value among companies in the same industry. Generally, the lower...

May 14, 2012
Relatively Low Sales per Share Detected in Shares of Archipelago Learning in the Education Services Industry (ARCL, EDU, LTRE, LOPE, CAST)

Below are the three companies in the Education Services industry with the lowest sales per share. Sales per share is a valuable metric in comparing relative value for companies in the same industry.

Archipelago Learning ranks lowest with a...

May 12, 2012
Shares of Archipelago Learning Rank the Highest in Terms of EBITDA Growth in the Education Services Industry (ARCL, LRN, LOPE, APEI, COCO)

Below are the three companies in the Education Services industry with the highest EBITDA Growth (next year estimate vs. LTM). EBITDA Growth can be valuable in predicting future cash flow generation and earnings power.

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May 11, 2012
Highest Debt to Asset Ratio in the Education Services Industry Detected in Shares of Strayer Education (STRA, EDMC, ESI, ARCL, COCO)

Below are the three companies in the Education Services industry with the highest debt to asset ratios. The Debt/Asset ratio shows the proportion of a company's assets that are financed through debt. If the ratio is greater than one, most of the...

May 11, 2012
Relatively High Price to Cash Flow Detected in Shares of Grand Canyon Education in the Education Services Industry (LOPE, LRN, EDU, LTRE, ARCL)

Below are the three companies in the Education Services industry with the highest price to cash flow ratios. Often companies with the lowest ratio present the greatest value to investors.

Grand Canyon Education ranks highest with a a...

May 10, 2012
Archipelago Learning Shares Up 20.1% Since SmarTrend's Buy Recommendation (ARCL)

SmarTrend identified an Uptrend for Archipelago Learning (NASDAQ:ARCL) on October 11th, 2011 at $9.24. In approximately 7 months, Archipelago Learning has returned 20.13% as of today's recent price of $11.10....

May 9, 2012
American Public Education is Among the Companies in the Education Services Industry With the Highest Sales Growth (APEI, EDU, LRN, ARCL, LOPE)

Below are the three companies in the Education Services industry with the highest sales growth.

American Public Education ranks highest with a sales growth of 34.4%. New Oriental Education...

May 9, 2012
Shares of New Oriental Education & Technology Rank the Highest in Terms of Enterprise Value to Sales Ratio in the Education Services Industry (EDU, ARCL, STRA, LOPE, APEI)

Below are the three companies in the Education Services industry with the highest Enterprise Value (EV) to Sales ratios. EV/Sales gives investors an idea of how much it costs to buy the company's sales and the lower the ratio, the more...

May 4, 2012
Shares of ChinaCast Education Rank the Highest in Terms of Operating Margin in the Education Services Industry (CAST, APEI, LOPE, ARCL, BPI)

Below are the three companies in the Education Services industry with the highest operating margin. A healthy operating margin is required for a company to pay for its fixed costs and generate cash.

ChinaCast Education ranks highest with a...

May 3, 2012
Highest Debt to EBITDA Ratio in the Education Services Industry Detected in Shares of Archipelago Learning (ARCL, EDMC, COCO, CAST, STRA)

Below are the three companies in the Education Services industry with the highest debt to EBITDA ratios. This ratio indicates how many years of EBITDA would be necessary in order to pay back all the debt (assuming Debt and EBITDA are constant...