Udemy (UDMY): My Favorite Stealth AI Stock
On the surface Udemy (UDMY) sounds like a boring company that provides online education and training materials.
Yet digging into the specifics they are riding a Tsunami like wave of people wanting to improve their knowledge and usage of AI to be more attractive to employers. This last part explains the attractiveness of their recently announced deal with the online jobs site; Indeed.
This stock has been working off the excesses from its overhyped IPO back in late 2021 when it sprung to over $30 per share. Since then, UDMY has produced 14 impressive beat and raise earnings reports and yet still shares have slunk down to under $7 today.
It is time for a turnaround in the share price. That is why it sprang up in our new Stocks Under $10 strategy as one of the top 7 stocks under $10. Digging in further with the Zen Ratings will easily explain why:
Top 19% Value
Top 11% Financials
Top 11% Sentiment
Top 9% Growth
Top 7% AI
As you can see there is virtually no weakness across these wide ranging qualities of the company. This explains why the overall rating is in the top 1.3% of all stocks analyzed.
With next year’s earnings estimates at 55 cents + 35% average earnings beat the past three quarters + robust $2.61 cents in cash per share...then it’s very easy to make a case that these shares double to $14 or more in the year ahead.
It’s time to “educate” your portfolio about the upside potential of these Honor Roll shares of UDMY.
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Udemy (UDMY) is just one of 20 stellar stocks found in my Zen Investor portfolio.
Each of these 20 stocks was selected based on my stringent process that helps pinpoint those with 100%+ upside potential.
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Steve Reitmeister…but everyone calls me Reity (pronounced “Righty”)
Editor of the Zen Investor
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