You may not have heard about Latch, but it’s well known among building managers, who use the service to secure apartment and commercial buildings.
Imagine the logistical headaches associated with the comings and goings of deliveries and personnel to high-rises, and then consider a way to digitally control operations: everything from unlocking doors via mobile device to adjusting temperature settings.
For as long as people have been investing in equities, investors have been looking for big white whales–individual stocks that offer enormous potential for growth and demonstrate stable gains over many quarters.
Right now, one of those impressive giants is Globant, an IT consulting company that has its fingers in a lot of the new innovations that seem to be driving the tech industry.
Snowflake Inc. is a cloud computing data warehousing company trusted by fast-growing software companies. It allows companies to build data-intensive applications without an operational burden. According to the company Snowflake, “In less than a decade has become a global force to support the mobilization of the world’s data.”
» Read more about: The ONLY Metric Snowflake Investors Care About »
Described by many as the next Warren Buffett, Seth Klarman is at the head of a new generation of prominent investors following a value investing strategy. Although this strategy has underperformed the market in recent years, Klarman and others like him strongly believe that value investing is still the best strategy for realizing long-term growth in the stock market.
You’ve heard of the phrase “don’t put all your eggs in one basket,” but what about all your apples? For the past ten years, that’s exactly what tech giant Apple has been doing. With nearly 200 billion in cash on hand, the company has spent over half a trillion dollars in the last decade doling out dividends and buying back its own stock without fail.
» Read more about: Half A Trillion Dollars Invested In 1 Stock »
Just a few months ago, shares of Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba (NYSE:BABA) plunged by 22.7 percent over the course of the month. The company had lost approximately 45 percent of its value over a one year period. These losses contrast sharply with Alibaba’s fundamentals, which are generally quite positive.
Shares of electronic signature software provider DocuSign (NASDAQ:DOCU) tumbled by a remarkable 42 percent following the company’s Q3 report. The massive selloff eradicated nearly $20 billion in overall value. Since the the stock has lost another 15% in value. However, following this shock, many investors are wondering whether DocuSign could now be undervalued.
Pet insurance is big business and Trupanion is a popular insurance company for pet lovers. Over 1.1 million pets were enrolled in Trupanion at last count, up 37% year over year.
The pet insurer makes for an intriguing investment opportunity: a business model that has product-market fit, lots of room to grow, and a proven history of customer satisfaction.
» Read more about: 1 Pet Stock You’d Be Barking Mad Not to Buy »
Like everything else data-related in the 21st century, sports analytics has exploded in recent years. In 2020, the sports analytics market was valued at USD 885 million. Analysts are forecasting the sports analytics space will continue to grow at a compound yearly rate of 21.3 percent from 2021 to 2028.
Sports analytics is part of a larger sports technology market,
Over the last couple of months, the Cryptocurrency bull run has stalled and turned into a bear market with prices down over 20% from their highs. However, with the recent explosion in crypto creation, development and launches, it can be overwhelming to decide which coin or project you should be investing in.
While Bitcoin and Ethereum grab most of the headlines,
» Read more about: Solana Price Predictions – Is It Worth Buying? »