GBA Presents: RADIO SAVANT-!
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Not going belly up is a big difference from buy!
---> CFLT // Less hype more results. If the number is ok today buy CFLT.
---> CFLT // Less hype more results. If the number is ok today buy CFLT.
Nothing we can do but wait. The waiting is the hardest part.
THIS IS
RADIO SAVANT-!
THIS IS
NO! I just gave you some reasons THEY HAVE TOO MUCH INVENTORY!
While "clearly a negative" for Target, this is a bad development for the retail industry generally, particularly those that play in categories where Target is most over-inventoried, which are seemingly home and apparel, says the analyst. He believes the news is most bad for Gap's (GPS) Old Navy, Children's Place (PLCE), Carter's (CRI), Hanesbrands (HBI), Levi Strauss (LEVI), Kohl's (KSS) and Macy's (M).
INVENTORY BUILD UP AT RETAIL IS A KILLER!
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You got the "bad" part right at least.
$90!!!????
THAT WAS THE DAY OF THE MSFT deal!!! YOU CAN'T BE THIS DULL VAN! Drink some coffee.
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DocuSign, Microsoft expand strategic partnership 16:07 DOCU, MSFT DocuSign (DOCU) announced an expansion of its global strategic partnership with Microsoft (MSFT) to accelerate how people collaborate and come to agreement in the anywhere economy. It has become increasingly evident that every company, from global enterprises to SMBs, need to fully digitally transform to stay competitive and relevant. To help achieve this transformation, DocuSign and Microsoft are providing new integrations and capabilities that enhance their joint customers' ability to prepare, sign and manage agreements in the cloud, from practically anywhere. This agreement reinforces DocuSign Agreement Cloud as a Preferred Solution on Microsoft AppSource, representing a commitment to quality, performance and the ability to meet the needs of mutual customers. As part of the agreement, Microsoft and DocuSign will also expand the use of each other's products within their own organizations. Microsoft will adopt DocuSign's products and services, including DocuSign eSignature and CLM, to streamline select e-signature and contract management workflows. DocuSign is planning to implement Power Platform to automate a wide variety of business processes such as payroll processing, payables management and employee experience, and will expand its use of Microsoft Azure beyond Canada and Australia into other geographies.
This will keep DOCU relevant and eventually when it gets cheap enough most likely bought out!
DocuSign, Microsoft expand strategic partnership 16:07 DOCU, MSFT DocuSign (DOCU) announced an expansion of its global strategic partnership with Microsoft (MSFT) to accelerate how people collaborate and come to agreement in the anywhere economy. It has become increasingly evident that every company, from global enterprises to SMBs, need to fully digitally transform to stay competitive and relevant. To help achieve this transformation, DocuSign and Microsoft are providing new integrations and capabilities that enhance their joint customers' ability to prepare, sign and manage agreements in the cloud, from practically anywhere. This agreement reinforces DocuSign Agreement Cloud as a Preferred Solution on Microsoft AppSource, representing a commitment to quality, performance and the ability to meet the needs of mutual customers. As part of the agreement, Microsoft and DocuSign will also expand the use of each other's products within their own organizations. Microsoft will adopt DocuSign's products and services, including DocuSign eSignature and CLM, to streamline select e-signature and contract management workflows. DocuSign is planning to implement Power Platform to automate a wide variety of business processes such as payroll processing, payables management and employee experience, and will expand its use of Microsoft Azure beyond Canada and Australia into other geographies.
This will keep DOCU relevant and eventually when it gets cheap enough most likely bought out!
DOCU Range Now $65--$70
Buyout offers prob $55 <-------------
DocuSign price target lowered to $70 from $85 at UBS 07:22 DOCU UBS analyst Karl Keirstead lowered the firm's price target on DocuSign to $70 from $85 and keeps a Neutral rating on the shares. The analyst recommends that investors remain on the sidelines after the company reported its third consecutive miss on billings.
Buyout offers prob $55 <-------------
DocuSign price target lowered to $70 from $85 at UBS 07:22 DOCU UBS analyst Karl Keirstead lowered the firm's price target on DocuSign to $70 from $85 and keeps a Neutral rating on the shares. The analyst recommends that investors remain on the sidelines after the company reported its third consecutive miss on billings.