Australian Oilseeds Holdings Limited Ordinary Shares (COOT)
Business numbers score is on the low side, with price trend score is on the low side.
COOT scores higher than 47% of the 131 tickers we compare it with (Consumer Staples).
As of 9 October 2026, Australian Oilseeds Holdings Limited Ordinary Shares (COOT) scores 40 out of 100 on the Market Census six-factor composite, which puts it at the Average score level. The score is made from six named factors: price trend, strength vs the market, company finances, insider trades, market mood and recent momentum. It records what they read on 9 October 2026, and it is not investment advice.
Updated · scores usually change about once a day
Key statistics
Market fields as reported. An em-dash means we hold no value for this ticker — most of the universe has no daily price or volume read.
- Relative volume
- 0.01× 30-day average
- 52-week range
- 0.35 – 4.50
- Market cap
- —
- Earnings date
- 21 Oct 2026
- Volume
- 19,100
- Avg. volume (30d)
- 3,687,667
- Open
- 0.45
- Previous close
- 0.45
- Day's range (regular session)
- 0.44 – 0.48
The last trade can be an extended-hours trade, so it can sit outside the regular-session range.
Shown without a peer ranking — we hold no percentile for these yet, so there is nothing here to locate them against.
- Beta
- 0.21
- P/E (TTM)
- —
- EPS (TTM)
- -0.10
Score breakdown · six named factors
Each bar is one part of the score, from 0 to 100. Read what the score means.
What the score says about COOT right now
Australian Oilseeds Holdings Limited Ordinary Shares (COOT) currently scores 40/100 on the Market Census six-factor composite, at the Average score level. COOT is -1.46% on the day and -2.96% over five sessions as of the most recent tick. Average sits in the middle. The good and the bad in COOT's data roughly balance out right now. COOT's strongest factor is strength vs the market at 51/100 — a fairly good read on how COOT has done next to the wider market. It describes what has happened, not what happens next. The weakest factor is company finances at 11/100 — well below average company numbers. A low company-finances reading is the canonical "value trap" warning: technical setups on broken fundamentals don't tend to compound.
Generated from the six-factor breakdown above. Changes when the underlying scores do, usually about once a day. More on what the score means.
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Recent COOT news
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Similar setups in Consumer Staples right now
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