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Finally switched to digital business cards this week. I attended a conference yesterday (as a part of April's networking events) and came back with a few DBCs. Naturally, I started researching immediately how to create a digital business card, as I hate dragging my business cards around anyway. Frankly, I can't see why wouldn't we reduce paper waste not to mention that you cannot lose a digital one.
Some makers, like the one I picked, Beaconstac, allow you to update your information without having to create a new batch. Also, you can include a lot more than on a traditional card - name, address, bio, social media links, website, location, photo, you name it! Another thing that didn't even cross my mind - you can actually track when/where people check out your card.
I imagine the youngsters are not as excited about this as I am, as they probably didn't go through the whole process of printing business cards and sharing them around as many times as we did.
Just another Monday for me to survive. Exploring and considering investing in software stocks. In the meantime and more urgent, trying to decide on automation software to purchase. Spotted a favorite, I am hoping to get this over and done with this week.
I couldn't have said it better myself.
I have always been a bit suspicious when it comes to cryptocurrencies, well, "a bit" is an understatement. Extremely suspicious. But hey, I thought, let me not judge too quickly, since I usually doubt new things. For example, it took me ages to get used to seeing QR codes around back in the day, and I was developing all kinds of theories and here I am now, a proud user of a QR code generator, both for business and around the household. Anyhow, I believe this time I was right. Time will tell, of course, but I suspect not long from now many things will become perfectly clear.
What happens now is that I am done with this. Watch me start a social media marketing agency (and I can't say I haven't been looking into it or just open a beach bar and wave my goodbye to this industry.
Let's see exactly how much this will affect all of us who are trying to make money in the metaverse.
The tools such as this one or Jasper, make our lives so much easier. For example, if you want to start a business like an agency, an e-commerce website, or any sort of online gig–just having these two can create killer content in half the time a traditional writer would do.
From customers' point of view, they are up to date with the latest trends and technologies, since 2019 they offer digital membership cards within the Costco app with a specialized QR code to scan every time you check out. That is great since many buyers were already used to paying like this.
Bitcoin is going dangerously low–this is so unexpected. Luna plummeted to the pits of hell. I'm no expert but what's going to happen moving forward? I just bought a $777 card/NFT from this crypto game–and I feel like I've made a grave mistake with what's happening. Please tell me I'm wrong lol.
Do you think it will continue? Is it still a good time to sign?
Saw this article 3 weeks ago https://www.fool.com/investing/2022/03/24/why-docusign-stock-jumped-on-thursday/
"DocuSign is the undisputed leader in the e-signature space, controlling an estimated 70% of the market, while the company's Agreement Cloud is just getting started. But fears of slowing growth and the recent Nasdaq bear market have conspired to weigh on the stock, which has tumbled more than 65% since last year's high. As late as last Friday, DocuSign shares were trading at their lowest price in nearly two years, a rare occurrence for this growth stock."
I was wondering if the new eIDAS regulation in the EU will affect it.
All green today and still holding on that $3,200 range.
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/AMZN/
It's holding on pretty well. Considering the competition with dropshipping suppliers.
OH YESSSS
DocuSign is jumping for the past few days? And then dropped today :(
It's getting closer to $142 per share but just now it dropped.
https://www.fool.com/investing/2022/01/11/why-docusign-stock-popped-today/
Despite Springer showing some confidence among docusign alternatives popping here and there.
Zacks Rank's Docusign #3 Hold
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/reasons-hold-docusign-docu-stock-152603751.html
"According to YF, DocuSign is increasing investments in global sales capacity, training, and field enablement to expand its pipeline of new businesses. Despite the different e-signatures available and rising demand, the market is still untapped, and this keeps DocuSign in a position to expand the same across businesses around the world."
EXCITING NEWS FOR US!!!
This is interesting!!! I was just reading an article by CNBC (read more here) and they said...
“CRM hit the trifecta of taking a breather on large M&A, focusing on integrating Slack, and delivering more margins.”
Thill even said "headed toward a probable earnings beat for its November 30 earnings."
Definitely looking forward to that! Salesforce is really one of the most powerful CRMs we have today. Despite the rise of different klaviyo experts, marketo, or even hubspot. Still companies are choosing Salesforce.
MRO +1.54%
"Shares of Marathon Oil Corp. MRO, +1.54% advanced 1.54% to $16.45 Thursday.
The stock outperformed some of its competitors Thursday, as Exxon Mobil Corp. XOM, +0.28% rose 0.28% to $64.31, Chevron Corp. CVX, +0.94% rose 0.94% to $113.12, and Royal Dutch Shell PLC ADR Cl A RDS.A, -5.06% fell 5.06% to $47.44. Trading volume (12.8 M) remained 5.1 million below its 50-day average volume of 17.9 M."
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/marathon-oil-corp-stock-rises-thursday-outperforms-market-01635455408-79d8fcb779e4
I guess the manufacturing industry is ramping up its operations despite the effects of COVID. I remember seeing the process of just how cylinders for oil, gas, and hydrogen tanks were made and it takes a lot of effort. (For reference it this article)
Stocks dropped.
"Target reported an adjusted profit of $3.64 a share, beating forecasts for $3.49 a share, on sales of $25.16 billion, beating expectations for $24.99 billion. Comparable sales climbed 8.9% in the quarter, squeaking past the 8.8% average analyst estimate."
Source: https://www.barrons.com/articles/target-earnings-stock-51629283598
I mean, with the amount of competition Target is facing—IKEA, Walmart, Best Buy, and other home furniture or appliance stores that focus on the same commodities. It really has been tough.
Thank you for this!
I like the idea that they're one of the leaders who pivoted towards AI. It will definitely change how computers are made, how they’re programmed, how they’re used, and what they're for.
https://www.crn.com/news/components-peripherals/these-9-top-nvidia-partners-are-driving-ai-growth-across-industries
Definitely good news to all the programmers all of the world.
Oh wow!!!
The bulls will be ready for sure.
WOW amazon :(
Pretty sure raking all the $$$
Digital Advertising Stocks Are Underperforming, Time To Buy?
According to Forbes, unlike high-growth software and cloud stocks which have seen a correction this year, advertising players are faring well as companies are likely to scale up ad budgets as the economy continues to open post-Covid.
The shift from traditional to digital trends (paid ads, SEO, etc) has declined a bit since our last update in late July. But as we approach 2022, the global digital advertising market is expected to grow by around 20% this year to over $450 billion in 2022.
So, is now the best time to buy?
Def seeing some good numbers from Okta.
If it falls to $260 then I might. But for now, just watching haha
This is quite an interesting investment for Microsoft.