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🔥 HOT: Three trading days after losing 2.8% after a fairly solid earnings report, shares of Workday (NASDAQ: WDAY) gained 3.1% and closed above its pre-earnings level. Workday’s second-quarter EPS exceeded Wall Street’s expectations by 4.5%, and its revenue matched consensus estimates, but concern over its future led to some more cautious investors paring down their positions. However, the company’s quarterly call also revealed that more than 60% of Fortune 500 companies use Workday, signaling that its software is well-received and has staying power. Our analysis gives WDAY a D rating in Momentum due to its recent choppiness but an overall Zen Rating of B due to its solid balance sheets and Growth potential.
🥶 NOT: SBA Communications Corp (NASDAQ: SBAC) lost 4.9% on Wednesday and got slapped with a downgrade from Bank of America. The reduced rating from BofA is due to news that AT&T was acquiring EchoStar, a move that could cause less traffic for SBA’s communications towers. Despite SBAC’s recent positive second-quarter earnings report, we give the stock a C Zen Rating and a Hold recommendation. Our analysis gives SBAC a B rating in Safety due to its lower-than-average volatility, but a D rating in Sentiment.
🔥 HOT: Atlassian (NASDAQ: TEAM) gained 4.7% on Wednesday, making it one of the biggest tech movers on a day when the sector was largely holding its breath waiting for Nvidia’s earnings report. Atlassian has been trading in a choppy downtrend since the beginning of may, but our research still gives it A ratings in Growth and Financials. We give TEAM a B Zen Rating and a Buy recommendation due to its strategic partnership with Google Cloud platforms, which gives it a leg up on the competition when it comes to scaling AI services.
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🥶 NOT: After more than doubling in price this year, we believe that Robinhood Markets (NASDAQ: HOOD) is entering overbought territory. Shares of Robinhood fell by 5.4% on Wednesday after the company was not chosen to join the S&P 500, with S&P Dow Jones Indices ultimately going with Interactive Brokers instead. The pullback could be the start of a correction for HOOD, which gets a D ratings in Value and Safety. HOOD is still up an impressive 167.1% YTD, so we’re giving it a C Zen Rating and a Hold recommendation for now.
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