ACGL vs ALL
Arch Capital and Allstate, side by side.
Prices and company dataas of yesterday's close
- ACGLSell somesales growth, past year−3.9%
Arch Capital's sales fell 3.9% over the past year, and the stock rose 14% over the past month, in step with other insurers (up 15%).
- ALLBuy more39%
Allstate's report on Nov 4 beat profit forecasts by 39%, and it pays a 1.7% dividend that it has raised for 15 years in a row.
Percent return
- ACGL+20.42%
- ALL+28.88%
Nov 11, 2025 to Nov 11, 2026
Where they differ
- Company size: ACGL $36.5B, ALL $65.3B.
- Sales growth, 1 yr: ACGL −3.9%, ALL +5.1%. ALL is ahead.
- Price for $1 of next year's profit: ACGL $11, ALL $9. ALL is ahead.
- Profit per $1 of sales: ACGL 27¢, ALL 22¢. ACGL is ahead.
- Cash minus debt: ACGL −$3.13B, ALL −$6.95B. ACGL is ahead.
- Price change, 1 yr: ACGL +20%, ALL +29%. ALL is ahead. S&P 500 +12%.
- How much the price swings: ACGL 22%, ALL 30%. ACGL is ahead.
ALL: our only Buy more, with faster sales growth
Our pick of these: Allstate
Sales growth +5.1% vs −3.9%
ACGL −3.9%, ALL +5.1%.Forward P/E per point of sales growth 1.76 vs no growth
ACGL no growth, ALL 1.76.1-year return +28.9% vs +20.4%, S&P 500 +12.4%
ACGL +20.4%, ALL +28.9%.Where it loses: ACGL has wider profit margins, 27.1% vs 21.7%
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Prices as of yesterday, 3:59 PM ET. A view, not advice.