Grubhub is Flying High While Signing Deals
Grubhub (GRUB) has been a big winner this year as it’s signed up new restaurant chains, signed a partnership with Groupon, and acquired Yelp’s Eat24 business.
Grubhub (GRUB) has been a big winner this year as it’s signed up new restaurant chains, signed a partnership with Groupon, and acquired Yelp’s Eat24 business.
Shares of Illumina (ILMN) broke out and went into All-Time high territory after the company said demand for its new NovaSeq machine has been solid.
Tesla (TSLA) jumped 6% today on news China will set a timeline to eliminate gasoline powered vehicles. With the stock close to breaking out, let’s take a look.
Financial Engines (FNGN) helps people manage their retirement through 401k plans. But FNGN is down while the market is up. Strange. I think the stock’s a good value.
As Amazon’s (AMZN) invests to grow its business, the company reduces the amount it pays in taxes, giving AMZN even more money to invest and grow with.
MasterCard (MA) stock is at All-Time highs as International growth helped to push profits up 15% last qtr. But with a P/E of 30, this stock has a high price.
Tractor Supply (TSCO) has been down-and-out for the past year. Now with hurricane season in full effect, TSCO could beat lowered expectations this qtr.
Slowing growth is often the death knell of great growth stocks, and Paycom Software (PAY) just delivered the slowest growth since it went public.
ServiceNow (NOW) is one of the world’s fastest growing software companies. It reminds me a lot of Salesforce.com. But NOW has a P/E of 94, which makes it high to buy.
Apple (AAPL) is expected to debut its new iPhone 8 on September 12th. That should be good for profits. Also, service revenue is becoming a bigger piece of the AAPL.
O’Reilly Automotive (ORLY) has tanked after it reported earnings the past two qtrs. The P/E is now just 17, way below the 28 it used to be. But is this industry done?
Biotech stocks were breaking out today — big time. Will that be enough to push shares of Celgene (CELG) out of its two year base? Let’s take a look.