DO NOT SELL 1 Share people....here's why...DND is so tightly held that Institutional Investors will just keep buying them up.
Spreads between bid and asks can be as large as $ 0.50 to $0.75 cents sometimes. Thats because NO ONE sells other than a tiny retail investor.
This yr 2020 ipo will go down in history as major success story. No wonder financial columnists talk about DND as the next Shopify growth style stock.
As a Cloud based SaaS company....COVID and Cloud based technology and digitization of paperwork in legal/real esate/government court systems/government healthcare/point of sales for retail/data analytics/logistics management...
THE TIME IS NOW FOR THE CLOUD & DIGITAL REVOLUTION.
You will be so hapy in 1,3,5, years time from now as DND explodes. Read between the lines as they are raising more $$$ and have received add'l credit lines....cause this will fuel further acquisitions & GROWTH. This is their strategy..ad then CrossSelling begins. 2021 is when DND projects positive earnings & growing cashlow from there.
What also plays in the company’s favour is the fragmentation in terms of geography and product lines within its industry. As Dye & Durham prioritizes acquisitions, it can consolidate the products of leading companies in different countries. This could lead the company to become a giant in global legal services.
In recent years, there has been a sharp increase in regulatory and compliance standards around the world. This will force more companies and businesses to turn to companies like Dye & Durham in the future. Many potential customers should quickly understand over the years that Dye & Durham’s product is capable of saving them considerable amounts of money. Sooner or later, the platform could become essential for players in the markets served by Dye & Durham.
DND stock is cheaper than Shopify
Since hitting a bottom in July, DND stock has nearly doubled. Its valuation looks way too cheap compared to its Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) peers. Its forward P/E is 67, while Shopify’s forward P/E is 400. Dye & Durham is expected to post a loss of $0.39 per share for the current fiscal year but should post a profit of $0.34 next year. That would represent a 187% year-over-year growth.