Some interesting IPOs coming up:
-C3.ai (Tomorrow)
-Doordash (Tomorrow)
-Airbnb (Thursday)
-Roblox
-Affirm
I don't have much interest in Doordash or Affirm. I prefer Unity to Roblox. Airbnb is a great company but outside of my focus. I will consider taking a starter in $AI.
-C3.ai (Tomorrow)
-Doordash (Tomorrow)
-Airbnb (Thursday)
-Roblox
-Affirm
I don't have much interest in Doordash or Affirm. I prefer Unity to Roblox. Airbnb is a great company but outside of my focus. I will consider taking a starter in $AI.
Quote from roadshow:
“What appear as features within our product, appear as the entire basis of other companies in the marketplace. Our data aggregation capabilities are equivalent to Palantir. We have a product called Ex Machina which is a 21st century equivalent to Alteryx..."
“What appear as features within our product, appear as the entire basis of other companies in the marketplace. Our data aggregation capabilities are equivalent to Palantir. We have a product called Ex Machina which is a 21st century equivalent to Alteryx..."
Good thread explaining the business: https://twitter.com/marketplunger1/status/1334192396700151812?s=20
Basically, it's a picks-and-shovels play on enterprise AI
Things I like:
-Huge TAM ($174B today)
-Small size
-Founder (great track record)
-High switching costs with no direct competition
-Strong revenue growth
Basically, it's a picks-and-shovels play on enterprise AI
Things I like:
-Huge TAM ($174B today)
-Small size
-Founder (great track record)
-High switching costs with no direct competition
-Strong revenue growth
Risks:
-Quite unprofitable
-Like Palantir, long sales cycles and high customer concentration. The top two customers accounted for 36% in FY20 (vs 26% in FY19) with 29 customers total. 5 to 9-month sales cycles with significant S&M spend (61% in FY20 vs 41% in FY19)
-Quite unprofitable
-Like Palantir, long sales cycles and high customer concentration. The top two customers accounted for 36% in FY20 (vs 26% in FY19) with 29 customers total. 5 to 9-month sales cycles with significant S&M spend (61% in FY20 vs 41% in FY19)