Ambarella
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Are These Top Post-IPO Performers Still a Buy?
By Brian Nichols - May 21, 2013 | Tickers: AMBA, CHUY, SSTK, SCTY, TSRO
Investors are no stranger to large IPO pops, but in the last year we have seen incredible post-IPO runs, indicating that these companies were priced too cheap. Thus I am looking at the top five to determine if more upside exists.
#5 Ambarella (NASDAQ: AMBA)
Since its IPO on Oct. 10, 2012, the technology company Ambarella has rallied 154.6%. Currently the stock is trending higher and is just $0 more »
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You Should Look at These 3 Growth Plays
By Victor Selva - May 19, 2013 | Tickers: AMBA, ARMH, TSLA
In this report we are featuring three tech stocks that we like. The three companies show interesting competitive advantages that will enable them to achieve long term success in promising and growing markets.
A short squeeze distorted market valuation of a good long-term investment
Tesla Motors (NASDAQ: TSLA) is an electric vehicles and components manufacturer that has been performing very well in the past year, and extremely well in the more » -
An IPO on Course for a Price Treble
By Declan Fallon - April 15, 2013 | Tickers: AMBA, INTC, TXN
A year has yet to pass, but for some stocks enough time has passed to double their share price, and continue to set up for a three bagger. Ambarella (NASDAQ: AMBA) made its debut on the markets in October 2012 in what was a disappointing start for the stock; the $9-11 expectations turned into a $6 stock. But since November, investors have taken notice, bidding the stock into the teens more »
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IPO’s See Good Results
By Arveal L Turner - October 16, 2012 | Tickers: AMBA, ANFI, FANG, ICPT, KYTH, LNCO, RLGY, SSTK
Much time has passed since the hey day of the IPO, when they generated tens of millions of dollars almost no matter what the company was. These days dollars are more closely invested in IPO’s and the value of the offered product or service has to show some significant potential worth. Gone are the days when investors would blindly throw money at an IPO. Sometimes they still miss the more »