Qnity Electronics, Inc.Q
ASignal's systematic analysis rates Q as Neutral. Qnity Electronics, Inc. has a market cap of $29.36B, a P/E of 45.24, a 13.1% net margin, and 17.6% year-over-year revenue growth.
Reflects the latest available analysis · analyzed Jul 16, 2026
The case on Q
Bull vs bear, surfaced by ASignal's framework agents from public market data. The precise verdict: ASignal Rank, confidence, and price targets - is in the app.
- Revenue growth of 17.6% indicates strong top-line expansion
- Gross margin of 46.09% reflects pricing power and operational efficiency
- Debt-to-equity ratio of 0.61x suggests manageable leverage
- Free cash flow of $702.37M supports financial flexibility
- Current ratio of 2.12x indicates solid short-term liquidity
- Negative earnings growth of -21.70% year-over-year
- High P/E ratio of 45.24x relative to growth (PEG of 2.37x)
- Bearish technical momentum with price below SMA20 and EMA20
- MACD histogram negative and declining, signaling weakening momentum
- RSI near oversold territory but still in downtrend
Key facts
Peers
Clustered with Q by analysis-profile similarity.
See the full verdict on Q
ASignal Rank (1-4), confidence score, Buffett / Ackman / Dalio grades, price targets, and the full reasoning behind the call.
How ASignal analyzes Q
Most investors never get a second opinion, let alone several. ASignal runs Q past a panel of specialized investor-framework agents, each calibrated on a distinct school of investing: Warren Buffett's value discipline, Bill Ackman's activist lens, and Ray Dalio's macro view. They don't just score in isolation, they argue: a dedicated Challenger agent pushes back on every conclusion until the panel settles on a reasoned consensus, weighing fundamentals, macro conditions, market sentiment, and price action together. The kind of cross-examined read that takes a research desk hours, ASignal delivers in under two minutes, refreshed every cycle.
The signal direction and the bull and bear case above are free. The precise read, ASignal Rank, framework grades, price targets, and full reasoning, stays with subscribers.