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ARGVX

American Century One Choice 2060 Portfolio;Investor NASDAQ
$17.54 0.34% (+0.06)

Market Cap $442.27 M
52w High $17.97
52w Low $15.48
Dividend Yield 10.73%
Frequency Annual
P/E 150.04
Volume 0
Outstanding Shares 25.30M

Income Statement

Period Revenue Operating Expense Net Income Net Profit Margin Earnings Per Share EBITDA
Q4-2023 $957.09M $30.69M $-17.14M -1.79% $-0.03 $168.88M
Q3-2023 $831.95M $58.15M $78.21M 9.4% $0.12 $18.4M
Q2-2023 $889.24M $31.3M $31.41M 3.53% $0.05 $33.29M
Q1-2023 $888.69M $97.51M $82.09M 9.24% $0.12 $-38.02M
Q4-2022 $939.45M $20.3M $43.14M 4.59% $0.06 $198.33M

What's going well?

Revenue jumped 15% and operating expenses dropped sharply, showing the company can grow while cutting costs. Operating income swung from a loss to a profit, a major turnaround at the core business level.

What's concerning?

Gross profit turned negative as product costs soared, and big losses in 'other' items wiped out gains, leading to a net loss. Earnings are also distorted by unusual items, making it hard to judge the true health of the business.

Balance Statement

Period Cash & Short-term Total Assets Total Liabilities Total Equity
Q4-2023 $4.52B $25.38B $13.19B $9.65B
Q3-2023 $3.92B $24.41B $12.02B $9.65B
Q2-2023 $3.54B $24.59B $12.07B $9.67B
Q1-2023 $3.82B $24.95B $12.43B $9.7B
Q4-2022 $3.77B $24.66B $12.26B $9.61B

What's financially strong about this company?

The company has a strong cash position, high-quality assets, and positive equity. Most assets are tangible, and there's a long history of profits.

What are the financial risks or weaknesses?

Debt is rising quickly, and the company is taking longer to pay suppliers. Liquidity is getting tighter, and working capital pressure is building.

Cash Flow Statement

Period Net Income Cash From Operations Cash From Investing Cash From Financing Net Change Free Cash Flow
Q4-2023 $-17.14M $-4.18M $715.38M $-419.04M $110.73M $-895K
Q3-2023 $78.21M $78.74M $516.2M $-229.92M $365.02M $59.73M
Q2-2023 $31.41M $-84.1M $-174.34M $-221.91M $-480.35M $-75.22M
Q1-2023 $82.09M $159.15M $718.23M $-77.63M $981.17M $105.91M
Q4-2022 $43.14M $156.52M $-207.13M $-1.2B $-1.25B $90.91M

What's strong about this company's cash flow?

The company has a huge cash reserve of $3.63 billion, giving it plenty of time to fix cash burn. No debt or shareholder dilution, and no reliance on outside funding.

What are the cash flow concerns?

Cash from operations swung negative, and both receivables and inventory are growing, tying up more cash. Free cash flow turned negative, and the quality of earnings is low.

5-Year Trend Analysis

A comprehensive look at American Century One Choice 2060 Portfolio;Investor's financial evolution and strategic trajectory over the past five years.

+ Strengths

Key positives include a solid balance sheet with ample equity and liquidity, positive operating and free cash flow, and affiliation with an established asset manager that brings research depth and distribution reach. On the product side, ARGVX distinguishes itself with an intentionally moderate, risk‑balanced approach and a glide path designed to reduce vulnerability near retirement, supported by proprietary quantitative and fundamental research. These factors together provide a reasonably strong foundation both financially and competitively.

! Risks

Main concerns center on the quality and sustainability of earnings and the competitive environment. Operating income is negative, indicating that core operations are not yet covering overhead without help from non‑operating items, and SG&A remains heavy relative to revenue. The target‑date fund market is highly competitive and fee‑pressured, with many strong, low‑cost alternatives, and any performance shortfalls could impact asset flows. There is also some reliance on goodwill and intangibles on the balance sheet, and limited historical data makes it harder to assess longer‑term trends with confidence.

Outlook

The overall outlook appears balanced. Financially, the organization behind ARGVX has enough liquidity, equity strength, and cash generation to support ongoing operations and continued investment in its platform. Competitively, ARGVX’s risk‑aware design, process‑driven innovation, and retirement‑focused tools position it well for investors who value a smoother path rather than maximum aggressiveness. Future outcomes will depend heavily on execution: improving operating efficiency, maintaining attractive risk‑adjusted performance versus peers, and continuing to evolve the product and tools in step with retirement market demands.