Datadog (DDOG) Lowers Guidance as Companies Cut IT Spending
Datadog (DDOG) just lowered its revenue and profit outlook as companies try to cut back on IT spending in a tough economy.
Datadog (DDOG) just lowered its revenue and profit outlook as companies try to cut back on IT spending in a tough economy.
Amazon (AMZN) contininues to “deliver” some putrid results. All its operating segments had slowing revenue growth last quarter.
Meta Platforms (META) reported some interesting numbers last qtr, including number of ads up 23% and price per ad down 22%.
InMode (INMD) is a medical device maker that focuses on fat reduction. The stock looks tempting with good growth and a low P/E.
Like most big tech stocks, Salesforce (CRM) is dealing with a challenging purchasing environment that’s hampering its stock.
MongoDB (MDB) is one of the best software companies around. But the “profit” the company makes is basically given to employees.
Speculative stocks have been trashed in 2022. But GitLab (GTLB) may have put in a bottom and is poised to head higher. Can it?
Facebook — uhm I mean Meta’s (FB) — profits are falling rapidly. And that negative trend looks to continue well into 2023.
ZoomInfo (ZI) stock dropped lowered 2023 revenue estimates as it sees macro pressure on deals. Software is a weak sector (now).
Datadog (DDOG) stock seems so tempting to buy here. But the stock could continue to slide lower as growth is expected to slow.
With a P/E of only 20, Advanced Micro Devices (AND) seems like a bargain with huge upside. Here’s why it could go lower.
Cloudflare (NET) is a consistent rapid grower, with revenue growth of around 50% the past five years. Last qtr, growth was only 47%.