Renaissance Technologies LLC Significantly Increases Its Investment in Apartment Investment and Manage (AIV) Last Quarter

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Apartment Investment and Manage (NYSE:AIV).

Renaissance Technologies LLC increased its investment in Apartment Investment and Manage stock by 1,883,585 shares as of the end of the last quarter. Its stake was valued at $175,008,000 an increase of $77,917,000 as of quarter end.

Other firms have also shifted positions in (AIV). As of the end of the quarter Dimensional Fund Advisors Lp had bought 64,981 shares growing its holdings by 3.0%. The value in dollars went from $95,065,000 to $94,899,000 a change of 0.2% quarter over quarter. As of quarter end V3 Capital Management, L.p. had disposed of a total of 785,550 shares trimming its stake by 64.8%. The value of the company’s investment in Apartment Investment and Manage decreased from $53,786,000 to $18,358,000 a change of $35,428,000 since the last quarter.

California Public Employees Retirement System trimmed its holdings by selling 6,200 shares a decrease of 1.8% in the quarter. California Public Employees Retirement System now holds 346,073 shares with a value of $14,871,000. The total value of its holdings decreased 4.8%.

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July 18 investment analysts at Barclays left the stock rating at “Overweight” and lowered the price target to $47.00 from $48.00. On July 10 the company was downgraded from “Buy” to “Underperform” in an announcement from Mizuho.

On July 10 the stock rating was upgraded to “Market Outperform” from “Market Perform” in a report from JMP Securities. On June 16 the company was changed to a “Neutral” by Bank of America which was a cut from the previous “” rating.

The company is so far trading down by -0.42 percent from yesterday’s close. The company also announced a dividend for shareholders to be paid on Thursday August 31st, 2017. The dividend payment will be $0.360 per share for the quarter which is $1.44 annualized. This dividend amount will represent a yeild of $3.13. The ex-dividend date has been established as Wednesday the 17th of May 2017.

It is trading at $45.55 barely above $43.98, the stock’s 50 day moving average and which is marginally higher than the 200 day moving average of $44.20. The 50 day moving average went up $1.57 or +3.56% and the 200 day average went up $1.35 or +3.05%.

Apartment Investment and Manage currently has a P/E ratio of 35.87 and the market cap of the company is 7.15B. As of the last earnings report the EPS was $1.27 and is estimated to be $0.50 for the current year with 157,022,000 shares currently outstanding. Next quarter’s EPS is forecasted at $0.19 and the next full year EPS is projected to be $0.55.

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