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CORT - Corcept Therapeutics Inc


IEX Last Trade
35.285
0.145   0.411%

Share volume: 689,637
Last Updated: Fri 30 Aug 2024 10:00:00 PM CEST
Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology) : 0.87%

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$35.14
0.15
0.41%
5D - 1M - 3M - 1Y - 3Y - 5Y - 10Y - 15Y
Fundamental analysis
59%
Profitability 72%
Dept financing 5%
Liquidity 75%
Performance 55%
Company vs Stock growth
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Performance
5 Days
1.47%
1 Month
-2.27%
3 Months
13.10%
6 Months
48.95%
1 Year
7.39%
2 Year
35.04%
Key data
Stock price
$35.28
P/E Ratio 
29.28
DAY RANGE
N/A - $35.56
EPS 
$1.14
52 WEEK RANGE
$20.84 - $39.75
52 WEEK CHANGE
$0.07
MARKET CAP 
3.689 B
YIELD 
N/A
SHARES OUTSTANDING 
104.492 M
DIVIDEND
N/A
EX-DIVIDEND DATE
N/A
NEXT EARNINGS DATE
10/30/2024
BETA 
1.23
PUBLIC FLOAT 
$0
AVERAGE 10 VOLUME 
$512,136
AVERAGE 30 VOLUME 
$625,726
Company detail
CEO: Joseph Belanoff
Region: US
Website: http://www.corcept.com/
Employees: 309
IPO year: -
Issue type: Common Stock
Market: XNAS
Industry: Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)
Sector: Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services

leading the field in the discovery of drugs that modulate the effects of cortisol the adverse effects of excess cortisol have been corcept’s focus since the company’s inception. abnormal levels and release of cortisol play a role in a variety of metabolic, oncological, and psychiatric diseases, and we are currently studying a new generation of compounds that may mitigate the effects of excess cortisol. in addition to our work with mifepristone, we have developed over 300 proprietary molecules, advancing the most promising of these to the clinic to see if they can mitigate the effects of excess cortisol and the serious, sometimes life-threatening conditions that may result. all of these compounds competitively block the glucocorticoid receptor (gr), but not the progesterone receptor. scientific literature suggests that competitive gr antagonism may have a role in treating many conditions, including post-traumatic stress disorder, mild cognitive impairment, alzheimer’s disease, alcoholis

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