While Shopify Inc (NYSE: SHOP ) has strong long-term earnings growth prospects, these seem to be "fully reflected" in its current share price, according to Loop Capital.
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Loop Capital's Anthony Chukumba initiated coverage of Shopify with a Hold rating and price target of $420.
Shopify offers a robust multichannel commerce platform at very attractive price points, which translates to "a compelling merchant value proposition," Chukumba said in the note.
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Shopify: Take Some Profits - Shopify Inc. (NYSE:SHOP) | Seeking Alpha
I still believe in the stock, but it is currently overrun and now is a good time to secure some profits.
Shopify ( SHOP ) has been a market darling ever since its IPO back in 2015. Since it has hit the market, it has soared roughly 1875%. Major congratulations go out to anyone who has bought it and held on for the entire ride. I am not in a position where I would be selling the entire holding, but there is a great opportunity to lock in some profits right now and buy again down the road as the price sees a correction.
Stocks To Maximize Your Returns: Digital Turbine (APPS), Shopify (SHOP) | US Post News
The recent performance of Digital Turbine (NASDAQ:APPS) stock in the market spoke loud and clear to investors as APPS saw more than 2.23M shares in trading volumes in the last trading session, way higher than the average trading volume of 2.23M shares by far recorded in the movement of Digital Turbine (APPS). At the time the stock opened at the value of $7.39, making it a high for the given period, the value of the stock jumped by 3.38%.
Given the most recent momentum in the market in the price movement of APPS stock, some strong opinions on the matter of investing in the company's stock started to take shape, which is how analysts are predicting an estimated price of $9.13 for APPS within consensus. The estimated price would demand a set of gains in total of 33.99%, which goes higher than the most recent closing price, indicating that the stock is in for bullish trends.
Customize Shopify Product Pages with Metafields | Practical Ecommerce
Recall that “metadata” is data about data. In Shopify, there are “ metafields ,” which are a form of metadata “to add custom fields to objects such as products, customers, and orders. Metafields are useful for storing specialized information, such as part numbers, customer titles, or blog post summaries,” according to the Shopify site.
While it is possible to create and edit Shopify product metafields with code via the Shopify application programming interface, there are apps that can help. Popular choices include:
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Will This Be the Next Big Healthcare IPO? | Nasdaq
The company is looking to change the primary care industry and give individuals more options for obtaining healthcare while also simplifying the process. One Medical could be a game-changer -- and that's why it may be one of the hottest IPOs of 2020.
One Medical sees an opportunity to fill a gap in the system, citing a 2016 report that found "81% of consumers are dissatisfied with their healthcare experience, in part due to limited after-hours and digital access, long wait times for appointments, extended in-office delays, short and impersonal visits, uninviting medical offices in inconvenient locations, constrained access to specialists and a lack of care coordination across clinical settings."
The 6 Best REIT Stocks of 2019 -- Are Any Buys in 2020? | Nasdaq
We're going to look at last year's six best-performing real estate investment trusts (REITs). Winners tend to keep winning in the stock market, so you might find one or more stocks here that you'd like to buy, or at least put on your watch list.
In exchange for the special tax treatment they receive, REITs must distribute at least 90% of their taxable income each year as dividends to shareholders. That makes them an excellent group for income investors to hunt among for stocks. The stocks below currently have yields ranging from 1.5% to 4.8%.
Keep an Eye on Starbucks' High-Tech Ideas in Its Q1 Report | Nasdaq
Coffee giant Starbucks (NASDAQ: SBUX) had a few quiet years recently but returned to market-beating form in the summer of 2018. The stock has gained a market-stomping 78% over the last 18 months, including a 45% climb in 52 weeks.
The company will report results for the holiday season on Jan. 28. Starbucks is investing in new technologies in order to perk up its operating efficiency in the long run. Here's a look at three of the company's most interesting tech ideas, and how they might affect the upcoming first-quarter 2020 report.
Casper's IPO Shows How Tech Changed Mattress Sales - Barron's
The mattress industry, long known for its commodity products and ruthless competition, isn't typically fodder for a Tech Trader column. But like so much else these days, mattresses have been transformed by technology . Witness the rise of Casper Sleep, a mattress start-up valued at just over $1 billion in the private market.
Casper recently filed to go public . The IPO paperwork is a revealing look at the evolution of e-commerce.
In less than a decade, Casper and its copycats took mattress buying from an unpleasant affair into an efficient, customer-friendly process. The evolution began with a foam mattress rolled up in a shipping box. But Casper's success is just as much about online marketing and direct-to-consumer strategies that have upended traditional retail.
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