Eaton Vance California Municipal Income Trust (CEV)

Price$10.30

Momentum ScoreD

Favorite Metrics

Price vs S&P 500 (26W)-16.22%

Price vs S&P 500 (4W)-4.39%

VGM Score37.14

Market Capitalization$69.70M

All Metrics

P/CF (Annual)3.21x

Book Value / Share (Quarterly)$11.61

Indicated Dividend (Annual)$0.60

Cash Flow / Share (Quarterly)$2.18

Price vs S&P 500 (YTD)-7.95%

EPS (TTM)$-0.33

10-Day Avg Trading Volume0.02M

EPS Excl Extra (TTM)$-0.33

EPS (Annual)$-2.51

ROI (Annual)-14.04%

Cash / Share (Quarterly)$0.25

ROA (Last FY)-13.99%

EBITD / Share (TTM)$-0.53

Cash Flow / Share (Annual)$3.09

P/B Ratio (Quarterly)0.86x

ROA (TTM)-1.91%

EPS Incl Extra (Annual)$-2.51

Current Ratio (Annual)7.43x

Quick Ratio (Quarterly)1.78x

3-Month Avg Trading Volume0.02M

52-Week Price Return7.82%

EV / Free Cash Flow (Annual)4.78x

52-Week High$10.78

EPS Excl Extra (Annual)$-2.51

26-Week Price Return-0.29%

Quick Ratio (Annual)7.43x

13-Week Price Return-2.58%

Total Debt / Equity (Annual)0.53x

Current Ratio (Quarterly)1.78x

Enterprise Value$103.67M

Cash / Share (Annual)$0.26

3-Month Return Std Dev13.16%

ROE (Last FY)-21.55%

EPS Basic Excl Extra (Annual)$-2.51

EV / Free Cash Flow (TTM)6.78x

Total Debt / Equity (Quarterly)0.44x

EPS Incl Extra (TTM)$-0.33

ROI (TTM)-1.92%

Price vs S&P 500 (52W)-20.39%

Year-to-Date Return2.99%

5-Day Price Return1.57%

EPS Normalized (Annual)$-2.51

Month-to-Date Return0.44%

EBITD / Share (Annual)$-2.63

LT Debt / Equity (Annual)0.53x

LT Debt / Equity (Quarterly)0.44x

EPS Basic Excl Extra (TTM)$-0.33

Payout Ratio (Annual)108.63%

P/B Ratio (Annual)0.88x

Book Value / Share (Annual)$11.66

Price vs S&P 500 (13W)-12.33%

Dividend Yield (TTM)2.39%

Beta0.59x

P/FCF (Annual)3.21x

ROE (TTM)-2.86%

52-Week Low$9.35

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About

Eaton Vance CA Muni Income Trust is a closed-end fund designed to provide current income exempt from federal and California state income taxes. The fund invests primarily in California municipal bonds issued by state agencies and subdivisions, with some exposure to corporate bonds. It targets investors seeking tax-efficient income from California-focused municipal securities.