Paycom (PAYC) Stock Has Multiple Signals That it May Be Bottoming
Paycom (PAYC) stock is showing signs its bottoming, including strong profit growth and a chart that seems on the verge of turning up.
Paycom (PAYC) stock is showing signs its bottoming, including strong profit growth and a chart that seems on the verge of turning up.
Tesla (TSLA) is looking like the top stock in the stock market today as profits and sales soar while production ramps up.
Five Below’s (FIVE) “Triple Double” growth initiative includes doubling profits in three years and tripling the store count by 2030.
Wait, what? Last qtr, Coinbase (COIN) was expected to make $6.93 a share in 2022. Now that figure is $0.74. Where’s the profits?
Booking.com (BKNG) could see unparalleled demand for travel this Summer as American families travel once again.
Higher labor and raw material costs have hurt Amazon’s (AMZN) profits. So I sold all shares in client accounts. Here’s the thesis:
Yeti (YETI) is a hit in America, and now the company is expanding across the border, as International is now 10% of overall revenue.
Global-E (GBLE) helps ecommerce stores to expand Internationally. But the company makes little profits, thus GLBE is speculative.
Shopify (SHOP) is gonna have to spend on warehouses, bringing profits down. With a P/E of 139 SHOP might be worth $300 a share.
Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) is a true value stock with a P/E of only 16 and seems like a solid selection in this rocky stock market.
Lululemon’s (LULU) P/E ratio just dropped from 62 last qr to 34 this qtr, that’s the cheapest valuation LULU’s had since 2018.
Technology stocks have gotten hammered this year. Once stock that’s a safe bet to likely bounce back is Accenture (ACN).