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Peter Lynch famously said, "Invest in what you know." And most of us know what it's like to look for love. In fact, do you know a couple that met on a dating app? Love via swiping is becoming increasingly popular, and yet, only 43% of single adults in the US and Europe have tried a dating app — giving a lot of room for growth for Match Group, who owns dating sites like Match.com, OkCupid, Plenty Of Fish, as well as apps Tinder and Hinge. Match Group's previous interim CEO, Shar Dubey, said, |
"Online dating is not an overnight fad. It is a category and a business model that is built and grown steadily over time. This is not serving a fickle user need. I often say this. If you look at Maslow's hierarchy of human needs, right above food, shelter, and security is love and relationship. The need for relationships and dating is not going to go away." |
Match is uniquely positioned to help fulfill a fundamental human need, and with only one big competitor, Bumble, they are poised for success. Their consistent year-over-year growth proves it. Plus, Match Group recently decided to shake things up with a new CEO, Bernard Kim, the previous CEO of Zynga. Kim was "instrumental in Zynga's explosive growth and was pivotal in the company's expansion to new markets such as blockchain and hyper-casual gaming." We're excited to see what new energy and ideas he will bring to Match Group moving forward. |
"Do I think online dating is here to stay? Yes. Do I think it's going to be bigger next year, and five years now, than it is today? Yes. Do I think Match is still going to be the dominant platform when it comes to owning those dating marketplaces, for lack of a better term? Yes. I still think Match has better days. Best days are ahead of it"
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- Nick Sciple Motley Fool Analyst |
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Have you ever browsed a home on Trulia, only to later be contacted by a real estate agent? Or maybe you've received a "your table is ready now" text from Yelp? How about using two-factor authentication for a Stripe payment on your phone? Well then, you've used Twilio, a software platform that gives IT developers the tools they need to add multiple methods of communication to a company's website and apps, allowing companies to interact with their customers more effectively. The numbers: - Twilio processed nearly 1.7 trillion requests from customers using application programming interfaces in 2021
- Delivered 1.3 trillion emails
- Sent nearly 127 billion messages
- Handled more than 10 trillion events on its Twilio Segment customer data platform service.
Users have come to appreciate the unique advantages of Twilio's custom-built resources that are vital for businesses that cater to consumers in the digital age. That growth has translated into sharp gains in key financial metrics. In 2021, revenue jumped 61% year over year to $2.84 billion. Even when you take away acquisition-related revenue, organic sales climbed 42% for the year. Customer counts grew by 35,000 to 256,000 as of the end of the year. And its stock price has taken a bit of a beating over the last year, making now a prime time to buy this key software that some of the biggest companies in the world are using. |
" I think if you are zooming out and thinking a little bit more longer-term over the next five, maybe 10 years, I think Twilio is going to be a great investment from here. I say that as a shareholder." |
- Jamie Louko Motley Fool Analyst |
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There's no doubt that COVID changed the labor market in America — and it has made it more important than ever for companies to find, hire and retain top talent. That's where Workday comes in. Workday provides a cloud-based platform that helps businesses with their human resources needs. And companies are loving it. Workday counts about 50% of the Fortune 500 as customers. In fact, industry experts say the company's products are top-notch, and the company earns raves for its innovation and workplace culture, making it loved from the guy working at their offices, to the offices utilizing their platform. And with plans to build a new European headquarters in Ireland as it expands its operations in Dublin, Workday is setting its sights on making a more substantial strategic foray into Europe — charting out new pathways for growth, while also ensuring that it keeps its existing base of clients happy. Most of Workday's revenue is subscription-based, which makes for an attractive recurring revenue stream. We think this stock will beat the market over the next five years. Not only is the business strong, but this isn't leadership's first time around the block - Workday's co-founders are veterans of former HR software leader PeopleSoft, which was bought by Oracle more than a decade ago. |
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