| Prev Close | 31.49 |
| Open | 31.71 |
| Day Low/High | 31.23 / 31.99 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 14.55 / 25.16 |
| Volume | 2.77M |
Dropbox, Inc. Class A (DBX)
31.30
0.19
0.60
NASDAQ
| Exchange | NASDAQ |
| Shares Outstanding | 387.86B |
| Market Cap | 12.31B |
| P/E Ratio | 116.63 |
| Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Latest News
Are Shares of Dropbox Ready to Emerge From a Base Pattern?
Traders could do some 'nibbling' or light buying at current levels.
Looking at 4 Potential Buy Setups This Week
Let's review the charts of DBX, FSLY, REGN, and SPCE.
2021 Is Shaping Up to Be a Strong Year for Software M&A
It's easy to see both large software companies and PE firms targeting at least a few moderately-valued software firms next year.
Companies I'm Watching Next Week
Some of the companies I'll be watching next week as the number of corporate reports tops 1,400 vs. roughly 1,100 this week. For the Stocks Under $10 portfolio we have ADT Inc. and Coty on tap, but I'll also be paying attention to what Alarm.com ha...
An Ongoing Tech Correction Could Create Some Buying Opportunities
Though many quality tech companies still look expensive, there are some exceptions out there.
3 Places for Value-Hunting Tech Investors to Potentially Look
There are still quality, reasonably-priced, tech companies out there, albeit with some risks attached.
Charting the Dow, Job Creation, Washington Deal or No Deal? Roku's Problem
Check out the Dow Transports and the Dow Industrials.
Tech Investors Should Consider Moderately-Valued Growers During a Correction
While some growth stocks have been bid up to extreme valuations, others could look intriguing if markets see a meaningful downturn.
Dropbox: Love Me, Love Me Not
DBX is beginning to have that always a bridesmaid never a bride feel, but it exists in an area that buyers have found no level they feel overvalued yet.
Dropbox Warrants a Flyer
With price pushing above resistance today, a small upside play could be considered here, especially if you remain under invested.
4 Noteworthy Things Shared By Microsoft, Anaplan and Other Software Firms
Microsoft is seeing higher demand for Azure services that provide cloud resources for remote workers, while Palo Alto Networks and Dropbox have seen trial subscriptions jump.
Dropbox: A Short-Term and Long-Term Look at the Stock
Should investors say 'yes to it'?
Here's a Smart Trade on Smartsheet
SMAR is one of the few names not releasing earnings right now, and appears an attractive play.
Let This IPO-Maker Make You Some Dividend Cash
Sutter Rock is a rare find worth checking out for dividend seekers -- and it's got a 13% dividend yield.
These 2 Stocks Should Easily Withstand the Economic Impacts of Covid-19
DropBox and BioDelivery Sciences are names to consider during the market choppiness of the coming weeks.
Tech Investors Shouldn't Lose Sight of How Markets Are Forward-Looking in Nature
While the arrival of additional bad news could lead markets to fall further in the near-term, investor sentiment will likely turn before conditions on the ground see big improvements.
Cloudera, Like Dropbox, Looks Like a Value Play That Can Deliver Moderate Growth
While competition from cloud giants remains a headwind for Cloudera, it still has room to differentiate.
Jim Cramer: Futures Be Damned, Pay Attention to the Fundamentals
Marvell Technology, Splunk and Zoom Video Communications all have good stories to tell, their post-earnings stock gyrations notwithstanding.
4 Tech Stocks with Limited Coronavirus Exposure That Have Gone on Sale
Valuations look appealing for some U.S. Internet companies that have joined equity markets in selling off over the last week.
Tech Stock Bargains Can Still Be Found -- But Investors Need to Look Harder
At a time when many quality tech companies are staring at huge 2019 gains, spotting good deals takes a bit of effort. But it's by no means impossible.
The Week Ahead: Earnings Season Is Far From Over
Disney, Qualcomm and Square are among 75 key reports we are watching.
Cheaper Software Firms Are Starting to Draw More Buyout and Activist Interest
Software firms trading well below their 52-week highs are increasingly proving to be popular M&A and activist targets. Here's a look at some other names that could potentially draw interest.
Get Ready to Pack Up and Sell Downgraded Dropbox
DBX could bounce in the short-run, but then it looks ready decline to around $12 after reaching our $18 target.
Sovereign Debt, Consumer Spending and a Play on CyberArk: Market Recon
Collateral damage from the trade war is clearly causing ripple effects across global markets.
You Might Get to Buy Dropbox as Cheap as $18 in the Months Ahead
Let's check out the charts and indicators of DBX.
What to Do With GSV Capital
Spotify shares are falling today following a miss for subscriber expectations: Monthly active users for the June quarter came in at 232 million versus the 242 million expected, while the number of premium subscribers grew 30% year over year to hit...
