ACT
$41.15+0.31 (+0.76%)
Enact Holdings, Inc.
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Enact Holdings, Inc. operates as a private mortgage insurance company in the United States. The company engages in writing and assuming residential mortgage guaranty insurance. It also offers private mortgage insurance products insuring prime-based, ...
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Assessing Enact Holdings (ACT) Valuation After Recent Share Price Consolidation
Event overview and recent share performance Enact Holdings (ACT) has been on investors’ radar after recent share price moves. The stock closed at US$40.49 and has shown mixed returns over the past week, month, and past 3 months. See our latest analysis for Enact Holdings. Looking beyond this week’s pullback, Enact Holdings’ 30 day share price return of a 7.01% decline contrasts with its 2.20% year to date share price gain and 23.91% one year total shareholder return. This points to momentum...
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