Quite a lot has been going on:
Warning: If Shopify (TSX:SHOP) Stock Does This, Then History Says it's a Sell - The Motley
If you’re selling product online, Shopify is the gold standard. The company provides everything from a website template to payment processing. It even has fulfillment centres in major cities to help cut down on shipping times — real estate its sellers can use. Shopify even offers financing to various merchants — cash infusions backed by sales data.
With that much going for it, it’s easy to see why Shopify stock has been an investor favourite for years now. We’re taught to seek companies with a sustainable competitive advantage, and Shopify has exactly that. There’s huge potential for it to raise prices over time, but for now, CEO Tobi Lütke and his team are keeping prices low to encourage growth.
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Shopify’s Stock Highly Dependent on Online Economy – 24/7 Wall St.
The advantage of Shopify for medium and small businesses is that it helps them build and maintain e-commerce platforms that run on the cloud. As brick-and mortar-retailer locations close, online commerce will become increasingly essential.
Revenue in 2019 was $1.58 billion. In 2018, the figure was $1.07 billion. In 2017, the top line was $673 million, and in 2016, it was $389 million.
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However, to fuel growth, Spotify has lost money in its quest for rapid revenue growth. The net loss in 2019 was $125 million.
And here's another article:
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While the industry has been moving toward digital advertising for some time, programmatic advertising represents a small but growing part of that trend. The Trade Desk developed a cutting-edge platform that can sift through 9 million ad impressions and quadrillions of permutations each second to match each advertisement with the right consumer.
The company's ad revenue grew 39% in 2019, nearly 10 times the 4% gains averaged across the ad industry -- a reflection of the fact that The Trade Desk is stealing significant market share from its rivals. Once onboard, customers rarely leave it, as evidenced by its customer retention rate, which has remained above 95% for 24 successive quarters.
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