VAH HOME DEPOT!!!! +++++++++++++++ CARTER LOVES IT GOOD JOB BUDDY. CARTER IS ABSOLUTELY ON FIRE TONIGHT. I'VE NEVER SEEN HIM SO PREPARED!!
For who? You didn't say to buy it. You highlighted it pre-market, it was way up. It dropped at the open, you noted that. And the next we here is this? I must have missed the buy recommendation. All that is market commentary on a stock anyone can provide looking at a "top-gainers" screen.
Van- I think we stick it out here- DigitalOcean acquired Cloudways to capture a greater number of small business customers willing to pay more for managed cloud services. One pillar of DigitalOcean's growth strategy is to grow its relationships with existing customers. The acquisition of Cloudways fits in perfectly. How big is the opportunity in managed cloud services? Here's an illustration. On Cloudways, a virtual server hosted on DigitalOcean using premium processors with 2 cores, 4GB of memory, 80GB of storage, and 4TBs of bandwidth is priced at $50 per month. That same virtual server bought through DigitalOcean directly, without any of the features Cloudways provides, is priced at $28. That's a markup of nearly 80%. Customers pay that markup because the higher price is worth paying. Those customers want a simpler cloud experience, and they're more than willing to pay for it. Managed databases are another good example. DigitalOcean has offered managed database products for a few years. Instead of a customer spinning up a virtual server, installing database software and any dependencies, and then handling the management and administration of a complex piece of mission-critical software, DigitalOcean's managed database offerings remove much of that burden. The markup here is also significant. A managed database from DigitalOcean running on the same virtual server as in the previous example, except with about half as much storage, is priced at $60 per month. That's an even bigger markup than a Cloudways server. Databases are such a critical component of any infrastructure that small businesses are happy to pay a premium to make sure they remain operational and performant. Making the cloud easy DigitalOcean's mission is to make cloud computing simple. The company has come this far by focusing on simple, competitive pricing, extreme ease-of-use, and solid support and resources. The next phase of the company's growth will feature a heavier mix of high-value managed services. Managed services are exactly what many small businesses want. DigitalOcean CEO Yancey Spruill outlined a pattern he sees with new DigitalOcean customers during the third-quarter earnings call. They find the company through its content and tutorials, create an account, but then leave after a few months. A common reason is that those customers were looking for more help. Providing that help is how Digital Ocean will differentiate itself from a host of other cloud computing providers, and it's how the company will improve its profitability as it shoots for $1 billion of annual revenue by 2024.
Van I made it a gummy! And I told you it dropped at the open I got in when it was already up 19% it wasn't even a good trade for me I posted it !!! You skipped that one!!!! I didn't say i grabbed it at open but many Children did! I took you al the way through this trade I gave it out 1 of two gummies you complain give to many.... This is really highly unfair.
Now I actually have alot of stocks that doubled in a day this year due to the Bios... and then we had that run of 44 that had some huge moves but not in one day. <<<<<<DAY TRADE OF YEAR NOMINATION-!--ONE DAY UP 51%>>>> Compass rises 51.0% 12:00 COMP Compass is up 51.0%, or $1.24 to $3.67.