Alteryx, Inc. Class A (AYX)

These D+ rated names are displaying both quantitative and technical deterioration.

Tech companies likely to see revenue growth inflect higher could continue doing well, as might relatively inexpensive ones that are poised to continue growing.

The company is set to report its latest quarterly results on Feb. 9.

While a lot of cloud-related enterprise tech spending still looks healthy, on-premise hardware and software spend is getting stung by both secular trends and macro pressures.

Fastly's big run-up in the weeks prior to its warning is a cautionary example of how many tech stock moves have had little to do with an informed analysis of a company's fundamentals.

The company's backlog of revenue set to be recognized in the next 12 months grew much more strongly than expected.

While many tech companies topped their Q2 sales and earnings estimates, some made it clear that they're not out of the woods yet.

Let's check the charts of Alteryx after a caller asked about the company on Tuesday's 'Mad Money'.

Let's check out the charts and indicators of the enterprise software company.

I still don't think it's a terrible time to begin accumulating shares in quality companies for the long-term.

I'm eyeing a bullish put spread with the 50-day SMA being the key level.

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Let's check the charts since our last review.

No matter what the current price to earnings multiple or enterprise to sales or even out year sales analysis, that sucker's going up.

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As the Wuhan coronavirus shakes up the global economy and growth outlook for China, there seems to be only one theme that's resonating right now.

The charts of Alteryx are bullish and pointed higher.

Let's review the charts of this data analytics solutions provider.

Here's how to trade the tech stock after its correction lower.

Many tech stocks sporting high valuations have been selling off in recent weeks, even as the rest of the sector generally holds up well.

I like the long call now.

We suggested in August that the $100 area would be a potential purchase price in October, and now $90 appears the place to potentially go long.

A couple technical signals indicate the data analytics company's shares could be extended after their strong run.

From Adobe to Zendesk, plenty of stocks will rise or fall regardless of what the central bank does.

AYX looks Strong and headed higher.

Since highlighting these two different companies on July 2, both have gone up, and now they look to be prepping for another leg higher.

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