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    AI Stock Check · The Money GPSUpdated Aug 13, 2026 · live

    Is Comcast (CMCSA) a Buy Right Now?

    A plain-English read on Comcast stock — what the chart and the numbers are saying today, with no jargon and no hype.

    BE CAREFULComcast is currently trading below its long-term average, suggesting a cautious approach is necessary for any new investor.
    Price
    $25.47
    Today
    -0.70%
    RSI (14)
    58
    AI Confidence
    High
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    What this means, in plain English

    Comcast is currently priced at $25.47. The stock is currently in a downward trend, as it sits below its 200-day moving average of $26.81. This average acts as a long-term benchmark for the price history.

    The RSI, or Relative Strength Index—a gauge of whether a stock has climbed too far, too fast—is at 57.8. While this is not extreme, the stock is struggling to break through its recent resistance, or ceiling, of $25.68. Caution is advised when a stock fails to clear these levels.

    Should you buy Comcast stock?

    Deciding to buy depends on your comfort with risk, but the current downward trend makes this a cautious time to enter. With the price struggling to move past its ceiling of $25.68, it is wise to wait for more stability before considering a purchase.

    Is CMCSA a good stock for beginners?

    Comcast is a large, established company, but its current price action shows volatility that can be difficult for new investors to navigate. Beginners should prioritize stability, and the current downward trend relative to its 200-day average suggests waiting for a clearer path forward.

    What's driving CMCSA right now

    HeadwindDownward Price Trend

    The stock is currently trading below its 200-day average of $26.81.

    WatchResistance Ceiling

    The price is struggling to break above its recent resistance level of $25.68.

    SupportFloor Level

    The stock has established a recent floor, or support level, at $21.28.

    TailwindLow P/E Ratio

    The company currently has a P/E ratio—a measure of price relative to earnings—of 8.

    What Comcast actually does

    Comcast Corporation operates as a media and technology company worldwide. The company operates through Residential Connectivity & Platforms, Business Services Connectivity, Media, Studios, and Theme Parks segments. Its Residential Connectivity & Platforms segment provides residential broadband and wireless connectivity services, residential and business video services, sky-branded entertainment television networks, and advertising. The Business Services Connectivity segment offers connectivity services for small business locations, which include broadband, wireline voice, and wireless services; and ethernet network services for medium-sized customers and larger enterprises. Its Media segment operates NBCUniversal's national and regional cable networks; the NBC and Telemundo broadcast networks and owned local broadcast television stations; and Peacock, a direct-to-consumer streaming services. The company also operates international television networks comprising the Sky Sports networks, as well as other digital properties. Its Studios segment operates NBCUniversal and Sky film and television studio production and distribution operations. The Theme Parks segment operates Universal theme parks in Orlando, Florida; Hollywood, California; Osaka, Japan; and Beijing, China. It also offers a consolidated streaming platforms under the Philadelphia Flyers and the Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; and Xumo. Comcast Corporation was founded in 1963 and is headquartered in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

    Industry · Telecom ServicesHQ · Philadelphia, PA, United StatesPublic since · 1972Market cap · $89.00B

    Comcast by the numbers

    Market cap$89.00B
    P/E (trailing)8.0
    P/E (forward)6.9
    Price / sales0.7
    Price / book1.0
    Revenue growth (yoy)-1.2%
    Earnings growth (yoy)-66.8%
    Profit margin9.0%
    Return on equity11.5%
    Dividend yield5.2%

    Wall Street consensus on CMCSA is Hold. That is the analyst community's view, shown for context — it is not our read and not a recommendation.

    Who owns Comcast?

    Institutions — pension funds, asset managers, index providers — hold 94.8% of CMCSA, and the concentration matters: the largest single holder alone controls 8.90% of the company.

    Institutional
    94.8%
    Top holder
    8.90%
    Top 6 combined
    32.62%
    HolderShares% held
    314.99M8.90%
    233.15M6.59%
    182.74M5.16%

    Names withheld — plus 3 more records not shown.

    See who owns it
    The Power Map names every reported holder, their share count and how the stake has changed, for CMCSA and every other company in the suite.

    What Comcast insiders have been doing

    Executives and directors must disclose their own trades in company stock. Of the last 6 disclosed transactions we hold for Comcast, none were an open-market buy or sell — they are awards, vesting, option exercises or derivative conversions, which is normal and says nothing about conviction either way. Insiders sell for many ordinary reasons — scheduled plans, tax, diversification — so a sale is not by itself a signal.

    Disclosed
    6
    Sales
    0
    Open-market buys
    0
    Awards / vesting
    6
    InsiderDateTypeSharesValue
    2026-06-30AWARD / VEST1.4K—
    2026-06-30AWARD / VEST1.8K—
    2026-06-30AWARD / VEST1.4K—

    Names withheld — plus 3 more records not shown.

    See which insiders
    Members see the name and role behind every Form 4, the full transaction history, and alerts when an insider files.

    The numbers behind the read

    Trend down · below its 200-day average
    Recent support / resistance$21.28 — $25.68
    52-week range$21.28 — $32.86
    P/E ratio8.0

    Who in Washington has been trading CMCSA?

    Members of Congress must disclose trades over $1,000 within 45 days under the STOCK Act. At least 25 disclosures name CMCSA — filed by 15 separate members or more and worth $228K–$770K combined (filings report bands, never exact amounts). 7 purchase-side, 18 sale-side, most recently on 2026-06-16.

    Disclosures
    ≥25
    Members
    ≥15
    Bought / sold
    7 / 18
    Value filed
    $228K–$770K
    MemberDateActionAmount filed
    2026-06-16BUY$1,001 - $15,000
    2026-05-07SELL$1,001 - $15,000
    2026-04-14SELL$15,001 - $50,000

    Names withheld — plus 22 more records not shown.

    See which members
    A disclosure is a matter of public record, not evidence of wrongdoing and not a signal to trade. Members get the name, chamber, committee and full filing history behind every row — see the Congress trades tracker.
    Bottom line

    With the stock trading below its long-term average and hitting a ceiling at $25.68, a cautious, wait-and-see approach is the most prudent path.

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    Beginner questions about CMCSA

    Should I buy CMCSA stock?+–

    The stock is currently in a downward trend below its 200-day average of $26.81, so it is best to exercise caution.

    Is CMCSA a good long-term investment?+–

    While the company has a P/E ratio of 8, the current price of $25.47 remains below its 200-day average, indicating a period of weakness.

    Is CMCSA a buy or a sell?+–

    Given that the stock is failing to break through its resistance ceiling of $25.68, a cautious outlook is warranted.

    Is CMCSA overvalued?+–

    With a P/E ratio of 8 and a price of $25.47, the valuation is low, though the downward trend suggests the market is currently hesitant.

    Is CMCSA a good stock for beginners?+–

    Beginners should be aware that the stock is currently trading below its 200-day average of $26.81, which signals a cautious environment.

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    This page is for educational and informational purposes only and is not financial, investment, tax, or legal advice, nor a recommendation, offer, or solicitation to buy, sell, or hold Comcast (CMCSA) or any other security. The Money GPS is not a registered investment adviser, broker-dealer, or financial planner, and no content here should be relied upon to make an investment decision.

    The verdict, indicators, and commentary are generated automatically — in part using AI — from third-party market data (via Yahoo Finance) that may be delayed, incomplete, or inaccurate, and is provided “as is” without any warranty. Figures reflect the market as of 2026-08-12 and change constantly; the read above may already be out of date. A “Buy,” “Hold,” or “Be Careful” label is a simplified, rules-based signal for beginners — not a price target or a guarantee of any outcome.

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