Short Shots is a collection of technically vulnerable charts culled from the Negative Inflecting and Toppy columns within our Weekly Compass report or from various technical screening processes. The charts contained in this report have developed concerning technical patterns that suggest further price deterioration is likely. For these reasons Short Shots can also be a great source of ideas for investors interested in short-selling candidates.
In this product we rank the most positive and negative domestic stocks, filter the symbols by market-cap and trading volume, and then divide the companies into sectors and groups. We then manually look through charts leadership/changes, bottoms-up/top-down ideas, short-term patterns that may have long-term significance, etc. We believe you will find this product valuable as significant price and relative moves begin in the daily charts.
The independent financial analyst theScreener just awarded an improved star rating to STRATASYS (US), active in the Computer Hardware industry. As regards its fundamental valuation, the title receives an improved star rating and now shows 4 out of 4 possible stars. With regard to its market behaviour, it remains unchanged and can be qualified as risky. theScreener considers that these elements allow slightly upgrading its rating to Neutral. As of the analysis date February 11, 2022, the closing ...
Full Article at IIR has reaffirmed its Recommended rating for PIA after undertaking a review post the appointment of a new Portfolio Manager, Harding Loevner. The full report can be found on the IIR website. On 26 July 2021, Pengana International Equities Limited (PIA) announced a fully franked dividend of 1.35 cents per share for the June quarter. This represents an 8% increase on the March quarter dividend and takes the total dividends declared for FY21 of 5.1 cents per share, fully franked....
In this product we rank the most positive and negative domestic stocks, filter the symbols by market-cap and trading volume, and then divide the companies into sectors and groups. We then manually look through charts leadership/changes, bottoms-up/top-down ideas, short-term patterns that may have long-term significance, etc. We believe you will find this product valuable as significant price and relative moves begin in the daily charts.
In this product we rank the most positive and negative domestic stocks, filter the symbols by market-cap and trading volume, and then divide the companies into sectors and groups. We then manually look through charts leadership/changes, bottoms-up/top-down ideas, short-term patterns that may have long-term significance, etc. We believe you will find this product valuable as significant price and relative moves begin in the daily charts.
In this product we rank the most positive and negative domestic stocks, filter the symbols by market-cap and trading volume, and then divide the companies into sectors and groups. We then manually look through charts leadership/changes, bottoms-up/top-down ideas, short-term patterns that may have long-term significance, etc. We believe you will find this product valuable as significant price and relative moves begin in the daily charts.
Short Shots is a collection of technically vulnerable charts culled from the Negative Inflecting and Toppy columns within our Weekly Compass report or from various technical screening processes. The charts contained in this report have developed concerning technical patterns that suggest further price deterioration is likely. For these reasons Short Shots can also be a great source of ideas for investors interested in short-selling candidates.
MELBOURNE, Australia--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Stratasys AP, a subsidiary of (NASDAQ: SSYS), the 3D printing and additive manufacturing solutions company, today announced the appointment of TCL Hofmann and TCL Hunt as authorized channel partner to expand its market outreach in both Australia and New Zealand. “3D printing has changed the ways that many things are created and as an innovator and partner of our customers, Stratasys continues to push the boundaries to ensure needs are matched with the most fitted solution, whether our customer requires 3D printed replica of a patient’s heart for pre-s...
Short Shots is a collection of technically vulnerable charts culled from the Negative Inflecting and Toppy columns within our Weekly Compass report or from various technical screening processes. The charts contained in this report have developed concerning technical patterns that suggest further price deterioration is likely. For these reasons Short Shots can also be a great source of ideas for investors interested in short-selling candidates.
No-moat Stratasys started 2019 with first-quarter results mostly in line with our full year expectations. Our fair value estimate remains at $20 after we added first quarter results to our model and made slight adjustments to 2019 product segment gross margins. Despite new product launches and strength in North American markets, Stratasys still turned in low-single-digit top-line revenue growth in its products and services segments. That said, gross margins surprised to the upside for products a...
No-moat Stratasys started 2019 with first-quarter results mostly in line with our full year expectations. Our fair value estimate remains at $20 after we added first quarter results to our model and made slight adjustments to 2019 product segment gross margins. Despite new product launches and strength in North American markets, Stratasys still turned in low-single-digit top-line revenue growth in its products and services segments. That said, gross margins surprised to the upside for products a...
No-moat Stratasys started 2019 with first-quarter results mostly in line with our full year expectations. Our fair value estimate remains at $20 after we added first quarter results to our model and made slight adjustments to 2019 product segment gross margins. Despite new product launches and strength in North American markets, Stratasys still turned in low-single-digit top-line revenue growth in its products and services segments. That said, gross margins surprised to the upside for products a...
No-moat Stratasys triggered a sell off with fourth-quarter results and discouraging 2019 guidance. Its full-year outlook featured underwhelming revenue expectations of $670 million to $700 million (flat to up 6% versus 2018), and marginal growth in the first half of 2019 after accounting for divestitures. We lowered our full-year top-line growth for 2019 to 2%, from 3%, on expectations that legacy products will continue underperforming until new product launches in 2020 kickstart growth. That ...
Stratasys’ foray into three-dimensional printing, or additive manufacturing, began with the inception of its fused deposition modeling, or FDM, technology. After a 2012 reverse merger with Israel-based Objet, the third-largest 3D printing company at the time, Stratasys' suite of 3D printing technologies expanded to include PolyJet binding technology. With this on top of a range of printers spanning the consumer and industrial markets, Stratasys offers clients a closed ecosystem of add-on softw...
No-moat Stratasys triggered a sell off with fourth-quarter results and discouraging 2019 guidance. Its full-year outlook featured underwhelming revenue expectations of $670 million to $700 million (flat to up 6% versus 2018), and marginal growth in the first half of 2019 after accounting for divestitures. We lowered our full-year top-line growth for 2019 to 2%, from 3%, on expectations that legacy products will continue underperforming until new product launches in 2020 kickstart growth. That ...
No-moat Stratasys triggered a sell off with fourth-quarter results and discouraging 2019 guidance. Its full-year outlook featured underwhelming revenue expectations of $670 million to $700 million (flat to up 6% versus 2018), and marginal growth in the first half of 2019 after accounting for divestitures. We lowered our full-year top-line growth for 2019 to 2%, from 3%, on expectations that legacy products will continue underperforming until new product launches in 2020 kickstart growth. That ...
No-moat Stratasys triggered a sell off with fourth-quarter results and discouraging 2019 guidance. Its full-year outlook featured underwhelming revenue expectations of $670 million to $700 million (flat to up 6% versus 2018), and marginal growth in the first half of 2019 after accounting for divestitures. We lowered our full-year top-line growth for 2019 to 2%, from 3%, on expectations that legacy products will continue underperforming until new product launches in 2020 kickstart growth. That ...
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