Why Zoom Video Communications Stock Hit the Skids Tuesday Morning
A bearish analyst's note sent the teleconferencing stock zooming lower.
Zoom Video Communications provides a cloud-based communications platform that concentrates on making the video conferencing experience better, including features like online collaborative meetings, voice and chat capabilities, and collaborative file sharing.
Symbol | Last Price | Market Cap | % Δ 1 Yr | % Δ 5 Yr |
---|---|---|---|---|
ZM
Zoom Video Communications
|
$99.50 | $31B | -69.7% | |
TTD |
$65.69 | $34B | -10.1% | 1,281.8% |
SHOP |
$34.20 | $47B | -75.2% | 282.9% |
CRWD |
$190.52 | $45B | -16.3% | |
TWLO |
$76.04 | $15B | -76.2% | 176.2% |
A bearish analyst's note sent the teleconferencing stock zooming lower.
The market is back in "risk-on" mode.
Investors were spooked about outages of the company's phone service.
Growth stocks won't be out of favor forever, and these companies could lead the comeback when it begins.
These two stocks did well during 2020 and 2021, but 2022 hasn't been as kind.
Wood has made big bets and set aggressive price targets.
These value stocks should begin to deliver significant growth as conditions improve.
Changing workforce dynamics could send these beaten-down stocks soaring in the years ahead.
This company continues to enhance its service offerings as it adapts to the new normal.
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