What Is the Overall Sentiment on Sea (SE) Shares?

By Chris Stiles • Wednesday, December 13 15:41 • Permanent Link

This afternoon we watched Sea drop -2.0% to a price of $37.8 per share. The large-cap Staffing & Employment Services company is now trading -34.7% below its average target price of $57.88. Analysts have set target prices ranging from $32.0 to $145.0 per share for Sea, and have given the stock an average rating of buy.

Sea has an average level of shares sold short, at 6.4% of its total share float. The stock's short ratio (also called days to cover) is 2.09. The company's insiders own 10.32% of its outstanding shares, which indicates a strong alignment between management and shareholder interests.

Institutional investors own 53.5% of Sea's shares, which indicates they have a high level of confidence in the company.

Institutions Invested in Sea

Date Reported	Holder	Percentage	Shares	Value
2023-09-30	Baillie Gifford and Company	5%	26,137,417	$987,863,627
2023-09-30	FMR, LLC	4%	21,686,487	$819,640,736
2023-09-30	Blackrock Inc.	3%	16,212,531	$612,752,579
2023-09-30	Sands Capital Management, LLC	3%	16,119,943	$609,253,216
2023-09-30	Tiger Global Management, LLC	2%	11,702,820	$442,308,060
2023-09-30	Price (T.Rowe) Associates Inc	2%	11,226,560	$424,307,814
2023-09-30	Capital Research Global Investors	2%	10,356,685	$391,430,890
2023-09-30	Atreides Management, LP	1%	7,084,934	$267,775,067
2023-09-30	State Street Corporation	1%	6,299,463	$238,088,192
2023-09-30	Morgan Stanley	1%	6,069,772	$229,407,021

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