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As of 2026-05-10 01:54, LG Display Co Ltd (ADRs) (LPL) is priced at $4,39, with a total market cap of $4,39B, a P/E ratio of 26,79, and a dividend yield of 0,00%. Today, the stock price fluctuated between $4,32 and $4,40. The current price is 1,62% above the day's low and 0,22% below the day's high, with a trading volume of 1,14M. Over the past 52 weeks, LPL has traded between $3,68 to $5,45, and the current price is -19,44% away from the 52-week high.

LPL Key Stats

Yesterday's Close$4,32
Market Cap$4,39B
Volume1,14M
P/E Ratio26,79
Dividend Yield (TTM)0,00%
Dividend Amount$0,23
Diluted EPS (TTM)173,36
Net Income (FY)$226,31B
Revenue (FY)$25,81T
Earnings Date2026-07-29
EPS Estimate0,14
Revenue Estimate$3,70B
Shares Outstanding1,01B
Beta (1Y)1.122
Ex-Dividend Date2022-12-28
Dividend Payment Date2023-04-19

About LPL

LG Display Co., Ltd. engages in the design, manufacture, and sale of thin-film transistor liquid crystal display (TFT-LCD) and organic light emitting diode (OLED) technology-based display panels. Its TFT-LCD and OLED technology-based display panels are primarily used in televisions, notebook computers, desktop monitors, tablet computers, mobile devices, and automotive displays. The company also provides display panels for industrial and other applications, including entertainment systems, portable navigation devices, and medical diagnostic equipment. It operates in South Korea, China, rest of Asia, the United States, Poland, and other European countries. The company was formerly known as LG.Philips LCD Co., Ltd. and changed its name to LG Display Co., Ltd. in March 2008. LG Display Co., Ltd. was incorporated in 1985 and is headquartered in Seoul, South Korea.
SectorTechnology
IndustryConsumer Electronics
CEOChul-Dong Jeong
HeadquartersSeoul,None,KR
Employees (FY)53,04K
Average Revenue (1Y)$486,53M
Net Income per Employee$4,26M

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US stocks are heading back toward all-time highs, and the stock market’s message appears to be that all is fine. The Iran war? It will be over soon, investors say. The global energy price shock? Transitory. No Federal Reserve interest rate cuts? Not a problem. A tiny number of artificial intelligence companies potentially upending entire industries and the jobs market? Same. That’s not to mention the unknowns of the private credit selloff, backlash against the data center buildout, and a ballooning federal budget deficit. Despite these challenges, the stock market has recovered all of its losses suffered in the early weeks of the war. The S&P hit an all-time closing high of 7,022.95 on Wednesday, outshining its previous high of 6978.6, set on Jan. 28. The index is up 2.59% year to date and 30.14% over the past 12 months. The Morningstar US Market Index also hit a new all-time high of 17,076.76. Analysts and investors credit robust earnings, decent valuations, and expectations that the conflict will be resolved soon. “While we expect there to be ongoing geopolitical risks, people are looking at earnings,” explains Ann Miletti, head of equities at Allspring Global Investments. By that measure, “in some ways, the market’s becoming healthier and getting broader.” Concerns About War Impact Fade ------------------------------ When the war began on Feb. 28, the ensuing oil price shock sent stocks lower, with the market seesawing on headlines reflecting escalation or the promise of resolution. By March 30, the S&P 500 was down 7.8% from before the war as US President Donald Trump threatened to attack Iranian oil wells and power plants. With shipping traffic in the Strait of Hormuz shut down and significant damage done to key energy and other industrial infrastructure in the region, economists are raising inflation forecasts and cutting growth expectations. The oil price shock is expected to ripple through to food costs, and the war could impact semiconductor production. Against this backdrop, expectations for Fed rate cuts in 2026 have vanished; bond traders were even briefly positioned for possible rate increases. When a ceasefire between the United States and Iran was announced on April 8, the news sparked a jump in stocks. Since then, the market has gradually erased all the losses posted early in the conflict, and then some. The S&P 500 is up nearly 11% from the bottom. While the ceasefire looks rocky and weekend peace talks failed, investors continue to expect a resolution soon. Greg Swenson, director of equities at Leuthold Group, says, “In general, it seems like the market has moved past the conflict,” since “both sides are willing to negotiate.” In addition, he thinks the midterm elections this fall and President Trump’s low standing in opinion polls will prod the administration to seek a faster resolution. Critically, the ceasefire took the air out of the upward march of oil prices. “Once that started to unravel, that’s when this market took off. That’s clearly what’s feeding this risk appetite,” says Adam Turnquist, chief technical strategist at LPL Financial. Miletti says conflicts such as the Iran war “create a lot of volatility in the moment” but are blips compared with “systemic damage to the financial system that has a more long-term effect,” like the global financial crisis. Going into the war, stimulus from the “One Big Beautiful Bill” provided a good backdrop for stocks, she says: “Less regulation, more tax benefits to companies and to consumers to spend.” Investors have also grown accustomed to policy reversals that have accompanied Trump administration decisions ranging from going to war to trade policy. “Last year, we had the sticker shock of tariff announcements, and then de-escalation,” says Turnquist. “That’s the playbook as earnings kick off.” Good Earnings, Good Valuations ------------------------------ To Mark Hackett, chief market strategist for Nationwide, “the rally is being driven more by positioning than conviction. Investors remain cautious, but the resilient data and a steady earnings backdrop continue to challenge that view.” To turn the rally into a durable push higher, “the market needs a fundamental catalyst … and that may come during earnings season.” Analysts say earnings are central long-term drivers of stock returns. With oil prices down from their peaks and both sides of the conflict seemingly working toward a resolution, investors can focus on what is expected to be a solid first-quarter earnings season. S&P 500 earnings are forecast to have risen 12.6% during the quarter, according to FactSet, about even with the pace a year ago. Meanwhile, the S&P 500 trades at 20 times forward earnings. “That’s right at the five-year average and below where it was throughout most of 2025 and the latter half of 2024, thanks to the strong earnings growth,” says Swenson. In a note to subscribers, Wall Street analyst Ed Yardeni wrote that consensus estimates for S&P 500 revenue growth is 8.5% for this year and 7.6% for 2027, compared with the 4.3% annual growth rate since 1993. Meanwhile, they expect S&P 500 operating earnings per share to rise 19.3% this year and 16.7% next year, versus the 8.8% annual growth rate since 1993. Concerns Remain for Stocks, but Optimism Reigns ----------------------------------------------- To be sure, plenty of concerns remain. New hostilities could trigger a renewed jump in oil prices, and with the Strait of Hormuz remaining closed, global growth is at risk. Strong earnings growth has to materialize. “We can’t control the macro, but earnings and free cash flow really can’t disappoint collectively, or the market risk is definitely to the downside,” Miletti adds. One bright spot: Technology stocks are starting to look cheap. The S&P 500 IT sector fetches 35 times trailing earnings. This is “right where it was in mid-2023. The sector is up 100% since then, but earnings have doubled right alongside it,” explains Swenson. Meanwhile, the AI infrastructure buildout remains intact. For a durable breakout, “you need Big Tech to participate,” says Turnquist. “That was the anchor that prevented the S&P 500 from clearing 7,000 prewar. If we start seeing Nvidia NVDA, Microsoft MSFT, Apple AAPL start to break out, this will be a pretty clear sign that this is more of a durable recovery.” Yardeni expects the S&P 500 to hit 7,700 by the end of this year, about 10% higher than its current level. “It could be higher if the analysts’ estimates hold,” he wrote.
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Key Takeaways ------------- * Market watchers expect the Fed to hold interest rates steady this week, at what could be Jerome Powell’s final meeting as chair. * Economists and traders are looking for indications of whether the spike in oil prices caused by the Iran war could stoke inflation. * Traders no longer expect rate cuts in 2026. Federal Reserve officials are meeting this week to decide the course of interest rates, as the Iran war continues to complicate the inflation outlook. Analysts expect the Fed to keep its rate target unchanged at its current range of 3.50%-3.75% at its next meeting, scheduled for April 28-29. “It should be a pretty boring meeting as it relates to the impact on interest rates or changes to the Fed’s balance sheet,” says Lawrence Gillum, chief fixed income strategist for LPL Financial. That’s quite a change from the beginning of the year, when the market was expecting more rate cuts after the central bank reduced its target on Dec. 10. Now “the market is pricing in no rate cuts until the middle of next year,” Gillum says. Keep an Eye on Oil and Inflation -------------------------------- Nancy Vanden Houten, lead US economist at Oxford Economics, said she’ll be watching the press conference to see whether “the balance of risks has changed” since the last FOMC meeting in March. “It was clear they saw increased upside risks for inflation, as well as increased downside risk for the labor market,” she says. At the time, the Fed noted that “the implications of developments in the Middle East for the US economy are uncertain.” In March, consumer prices jumped 3.3% year over year, owing to surging energy prices. Forecasting inflation is difficult “because of the uncertainty over how long this war will last, and once it ends, how long it will take for oil production to resume to something more normal and for prices to come down,” explains Vanden Houten. She assumes the war will be resolved and oil prices will peak this quarter. She continues to expect the Fed to cut rates in June and then in September, but she acknowledges that this is an outlier view. Michael Feroli, chief US economist for JP Morgan, expects the Fed to hold interest rates steady for the rest of 2026, then raise its target range by 0.25 percentage point in the third quarter of 2027. “However, the Fed could cut rates if the labor market weakens significantly, or if the economic fallout from higher energy prices becomes more severe,” he says. Powell’s Last Meeting as Chair? ------------------------------- This meeting may mark Jerome Powell’s last press conference and meeting as Fed chair. Kevin Warsh, a former Fed governor who is President Trump’s nominee to succeed Powell, faced a Senate Banking Committee confirmation hearing on April 21. If confirmed, he would take over when Powell’s term ends next month. Confirmation looks more likely now that the US attorney for Washington, DC said she would drop an investigation into Powell related to cost overruns in a renovation of the Fed’s headquarters. North Carolina senator Thom Tillis has said he wouldn’t vote to confirm Warsh until the Justice Department dropped its investigation. Trump has criticized Powell for not bringing the Fed’s benchmark down. During his hearing, Warsh said he made no rate cut promises to Trump.
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