NASDAQ:DOCU
Docusign (DOCU)
50.44
+3.40 (7.23%)
as of Jul 24, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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DON'T BUY
They reported a terrible quarter and sank 42%. A poorly executed quarter and a slowdown in business that the CEO didn't see. But investors hid behind this in the wake of Omicron and got hit badly today. DOCU dragged down other tech stocks, too. It was trading at 150x earnings which made investors consider the value of tech stocks in general.
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HOLD
This and Zoom and considered lockdown stocks and are currently out of favour, but he think this is worth holding long-term. But you must hold this for a long while.
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Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly As the roll out of vaccines is falling behind projections in North America, the prospect of continued growth in electronic document signings could likely continue, contrary to several analyst opinions. Pipe Sandler has taken this view and has upgraded their outlook on the stock to $300. We would buy this with a stop-loss at $190, looking to achieve $285 -- about 20% upside. (Analysts’ price target is $275.39)
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SELL
A game changer stock. They use it in their office for official document signing. Revenues have increased sharply, but the share price is now 25 times sales -- very expensive. You have to consider what the future length of runway looks like. He would caution against buying into high multiple stocks at the moment. He would be a seller on this right now in the event personal tax rates increase in the future.
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BUY
They make e-signatures and contract management. DOCU has benefitted from this stay-at-home pandemic. They're moving into managing entire documents which will lead to decent growth and better pricing on their software. The U.S. is moving away from paper in business and more into digital, which is a tailwind.
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