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ConnectOne Bancorp, Inc. Depositary Shares, each representing a 1/40th interest in a share of 5.25% Fixed-Rate Reset Non-Cumulative Perpetual Preferred Stock, Series A (CNOBP) growth stock analysis

Is ConnectOne Bancorp, Inc. Depositary Shares, each representing a 1/40th interest in a share of 5.25% Fixed-Rate Reset Non-Cumulative Perpetual Preferred Stock, Series A a growth stock? A data-driven read on its earnings momentum, price leadership, and demand, scored against every US stock from SEC filings and daily prices, and re-ranked after every close.

Partly. CNOBP is a mixed case
69
Growth score
53
RS rating
#742
Rank
3/6
Traits passed
69/99
Growth score · 742nd of 4,897 US stocks
CANSLI
Six growth traits, scored 1–99

What the data says about CNOBP

As of the 2026-07-27 close, CNOBP scores 69 out of 99 on our growth-stock rating, a mixed growth-stock profile. That ranks it 742nd of 4,897 rated US stocks, the top 15% of the market.

Its strongest trait is N (new highs & catalysts) at 100, and its weakest is A (annual earnings growth) at 18. CNOBP clears 3 of the six core growth traits we score per stock; the seventh, overall market direction, is judged market-wide.

On price, CNOBP carries a middling Relative Strength rating of 53, meaning it has outperformed about 53% of the market over the past year.

Underneath the score: quarterly earnings up 47% year over year, trading at a fresh 52-week high.

CNOBP growth-trait breakdown

The six traits that separate real growth stocks from the rest: earnings, price leadership, and demand. Each is scored 1–99 against the whole US market. We compute them with the CANSLIM method, double-weighting earnings and relative strength.

C
Current quarterly earnings
most recent EPS growth vs. a year ago
82
A
Annual earnings growth
multi-year earnings trend
18
N
New highs & catalysts
proximity to new 52-week highs
100
S
Supply & demand
volume behind the move vs. share supply
69
L
Leader or laggard
Relative Strength within its group
43
I
Institutional sponsorship
fund accumulation and 13F ownership
19

Is CNOBP a growth stock?

Partly. CNOBP is a mixed case

CNOBP passes some CANSLIM traits but not others. The letter breakdown above shows exactly where it holds up and where it falls short.

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CNOBP as a growth stock, frequently asked

Is CNOBP a good growth stock?

Partly. CNOBP is a mixed case. CNOBP passes some CANSLIM traits but not others. The letter breakdown above shows exactly where it holds up and where it falls short.

What is CNOBP's growth score?

ConnectOne Bancorp, Inc. Depositary Shares, each representing a 1/40th interest in a share of 5.25% Fixed-Rate Reset Non-Cumulative Perpetual Preferred Stock, Series A (CNOBP) scores 69 out of 99 on our growth-stock rating as of the 2026-07-27 close, ranking 742nd of 4,897 rated US stocks.

Does CNOBP have strong earnings growth?

CNOBP's most recent quarterly earnings were up about 47% year over year.

How strong is CNOBP's price performance?

CNOBP has a Relative Strength rating of 53, meaning it has outperformed roughly 53% of the US market over the trailing year.

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