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Sonos Powers Into Digital Audio
Sonos is ready for their IPO closeup. This week they plan to come to market on Wednesday night and the deal is already well oversubscribed.
Can Bloom Energy Fix The Grid?
The shares are being brought to the market at an attractive price. It's possible the pre-IPO demand and aftermarket trading may change that but as it stands now investors who can buy the stock within the current proposed $13 to $15 price range.
Everquote Or Evercrap?
The EverQuote (EVER) IPO roadshow leaves you with the impression that this is a technology company that have made it easy for consumers but is this really true?
The Astonishing Avalara
After filing for an IPO with a $19 to $21 range, Avalara increased the range to $21 to $23 and then priced above-the-range last night at $24.It's not surprising because the story behind this enterprise cloud software company is a great one
Can Carbon Black Compete?
The information security market keeps growing as customers struggle to adapt to new threats and risks while maintaining a mass of existing technologies, solutions and practices.
IPO Bake Off – DocuSign Versus Smartsheet
DocuSign has is now cash-flow positive versus Smartsheet which is consuming cash as they ramp up the business.
Pivotal Software – A Pretty Platform For Big, Ugly Applications
Pivotal Software went public on Friday at $15/share. The offering didn’t get a resounding vote from the markets. Unlike other recent enterprise software deals, this one ended quietly at $15.75.
Zuora Inc. Strives For Growth In Billing Software
Enterprise subscription management software is pretty boring. But the world is shifting from purchase to subscription. Every company now wants “continuous customer relationships” and consumers love subscriptions.
The Spotify Deal
Call it what you will (IPO, DPO, simple listing) but Spotify will begin trading in the public markets on April 3rd.
Sizing Up The Dropbox
The Dropbox IPO is well-trod ground at this point. The deal is expected to price on 3/22 and open for trading Friday, 3/23. The company raised the range to $18-20 so we are using the $19 mid-point in our analysis.
Cloud Security With The Zscaler IPO
For the last decade there has been plenty of cloud “adoption” but it’s been part of a “hybrid” strategy. Now it’s full-on.
Investors Try On AI-based Drug Discovery With BioXcel
Last week BioXcel Therapeutics (Nasdaq: BTAI) went public at $11. BioXcel's approach to drug development is taking the large inventory of known molecules and coming up with new and different ways to apply them alone or in different combinations.
Cardlytics Gets Banks Into The Online Ad Game
Cardlytics can access up to 55 million consumers using their actual spending as a basis to distribute additional offers and rewards. They do this in "partnership" with the financial institutions who get a cut (~50%) of the action.
Can ADT Dance?
Investors can expect ADT to continue to make slow and steady improvements in their operating metrics and improve their cash flow generation.
Stitch Fix Has Sown Up A Good Clothing Business
Stitch Fix is a service that aims to upgrade your wardrobe right at home. They have embellished the story by talking about "using AI and data science" to make "the future of retail" for clothing.
SendGrid (SEND) A Developer-Focused Email Platform
There’s a growing class of “developer-focused” software infrastructure platforms. It all started with Amazon AWS but since then many companies have taken a similar approach to other areas of software.
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