Shares of First Capital and First Savings surged, with First Capital raising its dividend and First Savings getting a "strong-buy" rating.

First Capital (FCAP) and First Savings Financial Group (FSFG) both saw their shares rise above their 200-day moving averages, with First Capital trading at $34.30 and First Savings at $28.23. First Capital reported a Q3 EPS of $0.87 and increased its quarterly dividend to $0.29, while First Savings raised its target price to $31.00 and received a "strong-buy" rating. Institutional investors hold significant portions of both companies' stocks, with 11.65% for First Capital and 35.22% for First Savings.

November 09, 2024
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