GPRO News and Press, GoPro Inc. From 03/31/22

Growth stocks have been falling in popularity in 2022 as investors have been shifting to safer investments. And over the past year, as the excitement around meme stocks has waned, some otherwise solid stocks have seen significant declines in trading volumes. Shares of Innovative Indus...

GPRO has made meaningful improvements in the last three years. Its strategic shift towards a more independent revenue model through the DTC channel and subscription model will drive future profitability. The first signs of operational improvement are evident, and assuming the manageme...

A stock that loses over 90% of its value is inherently risky . In fact, a fall of that magnitude would usually indicate the company is likely to fail, and that's a fate very few operators can reverse. But action camera leader GoPro (NASDAQ: GPRO) is beating the odds to rise ...

Citing what she called "an impressive strategic alignment" over the last one-and-half years, Jefferies analyst Anna Glaessgen initiated her coverage on GoPro (NASDAQ:GPRO) on Monday with a buy rating and $12-a-share price target. Glaessgen GoPro's (GPRO) shifting toward products with higher a...

David Einhorn's 13F stock portfolio value increased from $1.49B to $1.75B this quarter. Greenlight increased Capri Holdings, ODP Group, Livanova, & Victoria’s Secret while reducing Twitter, Concentrix, & EchoStar. They also added Global Payments while dropping AerCap an...

GoPro is transitioning to a more subscription-based business model, looking to diversify away from the dependency on hardware sales. Margins are improving as the company exhibits strong balance sheet and cash flow generation. GoPro offers an attractive value proposition, with valu...

Peloton stock surged after mixed Q2 earnings report. Major restructuring will take time and capital. PTON stock's valuation just doesn't make sense currently. For further details see: Peloton: Sell Dead Cat Bounce

If you were told to buy a stock that had lost 90% of its value over the last eight years, you'd rightly have concerns. But action-camera industry leader GoPro (NASDAQ: GPRO) is a rare case because even after a substantial decline in its stock price since listing publicly in 2014...

Investors following action camera maker GoPro (NASDAQ: GPRO) knew the company was on track to make a profit in 2021, after five straight losing years. But January 2022 still marked a 14.1% decline in the company's share price, according to data provided by S&P Global Market In...

The following slide deck was published by GoPro, Inc. in conjunction with their 2021 Q4 earnings call. For further details see: GoPro, Inc. 2021 Q4 - Results - Earnings Call Presentation