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Triton International Ltd's price per share was $62.19 as of Friday's market close. One year ago its price was $36.88. So, TRTN's share price soared about 68.6% in the past year.

Triton International's price per share was $53.23 as of yesterday's market close. One year ago its price was $34.00.

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In March 2020, the coronavirus pandemic went global, resulting in deaths and economic shutdowns across Europe, Asia, and North America.

When it comes to the pandemic, one group of front-line workers who don’t get enough credit is the men and women who work on cargo ships, docks, trucks and trains, making sure goods are transported around the world.

Triton International Limited, a shipping container leasing company, just recently reported fantastic third quarter results. Triton is a great under-the-radar stock. For Q3, earnings per share (EPS) of $1.14 beat estimates by $0.08.

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Net profit margin helps investors gain clarity on a company’s business model in terms of pricing policy, cost structure and manufacturing efficiency. Hence, a strong net profit margin is preferred by all classes of investors.

If you have doubts whether to invest your money in stocks or bonds, one important financial parameter that can show you the right direction is earnings yield.

Even though a high proportion of transportation players have already revealed their quarterly numbers, quite a few players are yet to announce their results.

Triton's shares have soared in 2017 as investors have realized that the tight container market will mean big earnings.

Finding out the real worth of a value pick is never a cakewalk. Certainly, the Price-to-Earnings (P/E) ratio provides investors with the easiest option to judge whether a company’s stock price actually justifies its current earnings.

Markets set a fierce pace of gains over the first quarter, buoyed by a combination of economic strength, bullish earnings forecasts and optimism over the Trump administration’s policy initiatives.