Why is Etsy stock so low? ETSY is down 36.7% year-to-date following disappointing sales reports that missed Street estimates.
The stock that nearly reached $300 per share in 2021 but is now trading under $50 per share. Adding insult to injury, Etsy (NASDAQ: ETSY) was recently dropped from the S&P 500 index.
Palantir Technologies (NYSE:PLTR) has successfully ridden the AI wave of the last two years to produce outstanding shareholder returns.
The stock traded at less than $7 as recently as the beginning of 2023 but has since risen by over 6x. This sudden spike in prices begs the question of whether the market is valuing Palantir appropriately today.
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CAVA has been growing like a weed, now sporting 341 locations across 25 states. While the pace of new openings slowed slightly this year with just 33 new restaurants in the first 28 weeks of 2024 compared to 43 in 2023, the management still reported a solid 32.6% year-over-year revenue increase, and generated $487 million.
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Veeva Systems (NYSE:VEEV), a software solutions provider for the life sciences industry, has seen some weakness amid the slowdown in cloud market demand as organizations cope with macro woes.
While the company saw its shares slumping by around 32% over the past three years,
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Fintech lender and financial services provider SoFi (NASDAQ:SOFI) was among the companies hit hard by the stock crash of 2021. At its peak, the company’s shares traded at over $25. Today, the stock is priced under $10 per share.
Recent developments, however, have given SoFi some renewed momentum and opened up the strong possibility of a turnaround.
Last week Mark Zuckerberg unveiled Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META) latest hardware product, Orion augmented reality glasses,
As it ventures deeper into the world of AR and wearable technology, there’s a very real possibility that this is Meta’s “iPhone moment,” revolutionizing the tech landscape as Apple’s iconic smartphone did in 2007.
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The plaudits NVIDIA receives seem to have no bounds but they also seem deserved when you look under the surface.
This is a company with a perfect Piotroski score of 9, suggesting rock solid fundamentals. It’s not a surprise, as a result, to discover that a full 30 analysts increased their earnings estimates for the company for the upcoming quarter.
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An old dog can’t learn new tricks, or so the saying goes. But maybe an old sage can teach new tricks to those who think he’s taught them all.
That may well be the case with Warren Buffett now. For close followers, the adages made famous are internalized to the point that they can spout them out as if they came up with them by themselves.
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The most important Federal Reserve announcement ever led to about as much excitement yesterday as two turtles racing to a finishing line.
Prior to the announcement by Chairman Jerome Powell, the market had forecast, with 68% probability, a 50bps rate cut.
That alone signaled that the market had priced in precisely what the Fed delivered and so when expectations became reality not a whole lot happened.
Artificial intelligence has been a driving force behind the U.S. stock market’s 20% plus rise in the past year. However, now that datacenters and AI chips are being implemented at scale, earnings releases are being scrutinized even more heavily to see if the massive investments will yield the promised returns.
No stock has exemplified the AI boom more than NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA).
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