Whispir Wobbles On Weak Customer Acquisition ASX:WSP H1 FY2021
Whispir (ASX:WSP) grows revenue mostly because its customers are spending more, but the bigger issue is whether it can succeed in the USA.
Whispir (ASX:WSP) grows revenue mostly because its customers are spending more, but the bigger issue is whether it can succeed in the USA.
The Pro Medicus share price fell today (ASX: PME), despite stronger profits and record revenue, with volumes bouncing back as covid recedes.
Class (ASX: CL1) is growing its revenue nicely and it makes profits and pays dividends; but its earnings growth is not so flash.
Adairs (ASX:ADH) share price is lower on Adairs 1H FY2021 results, but its trailing dividend yield is over 5.8%. It could be interesting.
The Nearmap share price is up on what was, at a glance, a good report. But is the market underestimating North American competition?
Plexure has a successful product with a single all-important customer, here’s why it’s worth following…
Megaport shares trade at an optimistic multiple of revenue, but is it approaching an operating profit inflection point…
Urbanise.com has increased its cash burn to fund growth, in this quarter…
This was a weak quarter, but the long term story hasn’t really changed…
Software as a service ✓
Short term macroeconomic tailwind ✓
It would have been nice to see higher receipts from customers, for a start…
The Alcidion share price, Whispir share price, and Secos share price all climbed after they reported quarterly results. Here’s why…
When will the “healthcare innovator” stocks be released?
The Tyro share price sits just 5% above its IPO price, despite a big bull market in 2020. But CEO Robert Cooke is paid over $2m per year.
It’s easy to say that the Pro Medicus share price is very optimistic, but is it high enough to warrant selling some shares?
While the Pro Medicus share price is arguably very optimistic, the business itself is very interesting and worth learning about…
When the loudest voice town is getting people excited, we can’t help wondering where herd is heading next…
Frontier Digital Ventures (ASX: FDV) roughly fits the description in Motley Fool’s marketing for the X Factor stock…
Experimenting with a new way of (I hope) profiting from frivolity…
A somewhat bizarre SaaS company you may not have heard of.