+25%It is now above the IPO price of ~$35.
I presented a precis earlier about them, and asked Vanz and the magic pencil on this one based on their Q3 filing. As expected, their 10-K was nuts, with that 2.x billion charge for stock compensation falling off.
Damnit!
*How does it work on the Gabba thread? CART 28.x ---> 34.x = + many percents.*)?
Lol... How Stoney claims to have 24 perfect calls in a row with no losers beats me.

SHORT IDEA--> CART
Instacart downgraded to Hold at Benchmark with lock-up about to end » 14:21 CART
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And remember what I said when you asked... the MP won't work on this one. Not enough data at the time.
I did look at it pretty hard. There's just not enough data yet, it IPO'd in Sept, and we only have one earnings report available since they went public. And you're right, the tide might take it up. It'll be volatile as their next report approaches, that's for sure. They haven't announced a date yet.
I didn't read their IPO filing, but one thing that's important to note, is March 19th, because I would imagine that's when their lock-up expires.
My opinion, it could go to the moon, but I would certainly not risk a large position in a retirement account at this point. They do have about $7.50/share in cash, that's always a good thing. $2B. But what are they going to do with it? If that's set aside for cash-burn and that figure drops substantially this Q, and they don't hit eps, they're gonna get hammered post-earnings.
Their revenue will be huge, but with a business model like this, WS is going to focus on how much of that drops to the bottom line. If they beat eps nicely without using too much of that $2B, that means the model works. Now... if they miss the top line... whoa... it will get smashed because it's still too new, and that'll really spook the whales.