Viacom's stocks are outperforming according to stock analysts at RBC Capital. In addition, the company is also enjoying a large inflow of money.

As reported by Dakota Financial News, in a research note by analysts, a note of a handful of companies were passed on to investors that will help them check certain businesses and their current status. Fortunately, Viacom managed to get an "Outperform" rating.

Presently, the company has a $60 price objective on the stock, down from the prior price objective of $62. Furthermore, Viacom traded up 1.17 percent during midday trading on Tuesday, hitting $49.28 with 13,497 shares of stock were exchanged.

In a related report by the American Trade Journal, the global mass media company witnessed a large inflow of money as it traded with a cut of -0.89 points or -1.86 percent at $46.59 per share. And according to details, the stock aggregated $27.1 million in upticks and $24.11 million in downticks, keeping the net money flow at $2.99 million.

As for this week's shares, it saw a change of -1.87 percent in the share price. A block trade of $4 million in upticks and $2.46 million in downticks also took place during the day.

According to Business Finance News, Viacom's stock can be described as a mixture of growth and value, which analysts at the RBC Capital Markets is expecting the company to report an earnings per share of $1.54 in the fourth quarter.

To summarize, analysts projects a strong view that Viacom is among the best value stocks. Furthermore, they foresee an acceleration in its fundamentals that will determine expansion in various segments.

Moreover, analysts from the research firm believes that Viacom's earnings are growing due to stability in its business outlook.

Viacom is currently the sixth largest broadcasting and Cable Company in America in terms of venue and has various popular subsidiaries such as Nickelodeon, VH1 (MTV) and Paramount.