CHGG - Chegg, Inc.
| Previous Close | 34.55 |
| Open | 34.47 |
| Bid | 32.88 x 800 |
| Ask | 0.00 x 800 |
| Day's Range | 34.38 - 35.02 |
| 52 Week Range | 22.67 - 48.22 |
| Volume | 988,299 |
| Avg. Volume | 1,703,040 |
| Market Cap | 4.178B |
| Beta (3Y Monthly) | 0.73 |
| PE Ratio (TTM) | N/A |
| EPS (TTM) | -0.13 |
| Earnings Date | Nov 6, 2017 - Nov 10, 2017 |
| Forward Dividend & Yield | N/A (N/A) |
| Ex-Dividend Date | N/A |
| 1y Target Est | 47.36 |
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Vote to bring Chegg Music 101 with YUNGBLUD to your school
SANTA CLARA, Calif., Sept. 16, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Chegg, Inc. (CHGG), the leading student-first interconnected learning platform, today announced the launch of its 9th annual Chegg Music 101 campaign. Starting today, students in high schools and colleges across the US can vote online for a chance to bring YUNGBLUD to perform at their school, as well as receive the $10,000 David B. Goldberg Music Grant for their music department.
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8 Small-Cap Stocks to Buy for Big-Time Growth Potential
Editor's note: This story was previously published in July 2019. It has since been updated and republished.The concern about investing in growth stocks usually comes down to valuation. Stocks with significant growth potential usually have a multiple to match. One way around that problem is to invest in small-cap stocks, where the growth stories may not be quite as well known and the valuations may not be quite as stretched.In some cases, small-cap stocks come with more risk; but in most cases, small caps offer more potential rewards.InvestorPlace - Stock Market News, Stock Advice & Trading Tips * 7 Tech Stocks You Should Avoid Now Here are eight small-cap stocks to buy due to significant growth opportunities. Each of these small-cap companies have valuations that lend themselves to significant upside if those opportunities are captured. AppFolio (APPF)Source: Pavel Kapysh / Shutterstock.com AppFolio Inc (NASDAQ:APPF) offers the best, and worst, of small-cap growth investing. On the positive side, revenue from AppFolio's software for property managers is growing nicely. The company's total revenue jumped about 40% last yearThe primary concern here is valuation. APPF trades at over 17 tines revenue on an enterprise basis. That's a big number in any market. It's also a notable premium to its closest peer, RealPage (NASDAQ:RP).Still, there's a reason to see more upside. AppFolio has turned profitable, and its margins should expand significantly going forward. The company's MyCase software for law offices offers another growth driver for AppFolio sales. Both software products drive exactly the kind of "sticky," recurring revenue investors are looking for in the software space.Again, valuation isn't perfect. But with earnings-per-share likely to clear 75 cents by the end of the decade, it's not quite as extreme as headline multiples would suggest. With AppFolio's growth prospects and potential as a takeout target, there's likely still some room left in the APPF rally. Chegg (CHGG)Source: Casimiro PT / Shutterstock.com Chegg Inc (NYSE:CHGG) has transformed itself over the past few years.What was formerly a company focused largely on a money-losing textbook rental business has become the go-to platform for college students in the U.S. Chegg offers a wide variety of services to students, ranging from tutoring and online study help to eTextbooks and its legacy print textbook rental business (which is now outsourced, providing a major boost to Chegg profits).Like most stocks on this list, CHGG isn't cheap, trading at over 14 times its revenue and a forward price-earnings ratio of about 52. But with the company's earnings per share expected to nearly double this year, there's enough to support a premium valuation.With Chegg increasingly looking dominant in what its CEO Dan Rosensweig has called "winner take most" markets, a takeover looks likely. Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN) has tried to attract college students by building out physical bookstores and offering free Prime memberships. Chegg, which reaches the majority of those students, would give the company both an entry into that market and a wealth of valuable data to boot. * 7 Stocks to Buy to Ride the Vegan Wave Even if Amazon doesn't come calling, Chegg's expanding service offerings and potential to target high school and graduate students suggest years of growth ahead. And even the current, somewhat pricey, valuation doesn't account for all of that potential. Varonis Systems (VRNS)Source: Shutterstock Varonis Systems (NASDAQ:VRNS) has an intriguing growth story. The company develops software for businesses that manages what it calls "unstructured data." That includes everything from emails to spreadsheets to memos.That data is growing exponentially and so is the risk it poses. As seen in leaks at Sony (NYSE:SNE) and elsewhere, there's a lot of valuable information contained in those files. Varonis protects them from unwanted entry and it organizes them for corporate managers.The importance of unstructured data continues to drive Varonis revenue higher, with the company's 2018 top-line growth expected to come in at about 20%. Sales cycles remain relatively long and intensive, as in many cases Varonis still has to prove the usefulness of the software. That's particularly true for companies who haven't had a data breach yet. As awareness increases and those cycles shorten, both revenue growth and operating margins will benefit.Meanwhile, VRNS is expected to report a profit for 2019. And yet it trades at a bit over 14 times its trailing-twelve-month revenue, plus cash. That sounds like a big multiple, but it's actually somewhat modest in the SaaS space, particularly given Varonis' growth profile.As sales grow, and that multiple expands, VRNS should continue to climb. Ollie's Bargain Outlet (OLLI)Source: Shutterstock There are very few retail growth stories in the U.S. of any size, particularly in brick-and-mortar retail. But Ollie's Bargain Outlet Holdings Inc (NASDAQ:OLLI) is one to keep an eye on.Ollie's benefits from being in the off-price channel, one of the few areas of retail that has held up well amid the pressure from online retailers like Amazon. And while Ollie's is much smaller than peers TJX Companies Inc (NYSE:TJX) and Ross Stores, Inc. (NASDAQ:ROST), in this case that's a good thing.The company's store expansion plan alone suggests years of growth ahead, with strong same-store sales contributing as well. OLLI isn't necessarily cheap, trading at 33 times analysts' consensus FY19 EPS estimate. * 7 Discount Retail Stocks to Buy for a Recession But the company is solidly profitable, has little debt, and has significant whitespace to build out its store count - and revenue. For investors who believe the off-price channel should continue to manage online competition, OLLI is an extremely intriguing choice. Shotspotter (SSTI)Source: Shutterstock Shotspotter (NASDAQ:SSTI) is a classic early-stage growth company. Shotspotter is expected to become profitable for the first time this year.The company's namesake product detects gunfire and notifies law enforcement in real time, making police response more efficient and neighborhoods safer. The product already has been deployed in major cities like Chicago and New York, with seven new cities adopting the software just last month.That growth should continue, as Shotspotter brings on additional municipalities and, eventually, expands internationally as well. Revenue is still relatively small -- just $34 million over the past year -- but a $491 million market cap leaves room for upside.Continued adoption would make SSTI a likely takeover target for defense companies like Lockheed Martin Corporation (NYSE:LMT) or Northrop Grumman Corporation (NYSE:NOC) or other larger, government-focused suppliers. And with the need for Shotspotter, unfortunately, rising every year, that increased adoption seems likely. LogMeIn (LOGM)Source: Shutterstock Video-conferencing leader LogMeIn Inc (NASDAQ:LOGM) offers a nice combination of growth and value.Trading at just 15 times analysts' consensus EPS estimate, LOGM certainly doesn't look like it's pricing in the huge EPS growth analysts are expecting this year.With video conferencing demand still increasing and top-line growth expected in 2019, LogMeIn should be able to drive double-digit EPS growth for years to come. That, in turn, suggests a fair amount of upside from current levels. * 10 Battered Tech Stocks to Buy Now There are some risks, specifically around competition. But from a long-term perspective, LogMeIn still seems to have years of growth in front of it and it's trading at a price worth paying. Shake Shack (SHAK)Source: JHENG YAO / Shutterstock.com Shake Shack Inc (NYSE:SHAK) is growing. Revenue is expected to jump 28% this year. And the company still has plenty of room to expand, and it recently opened its first restaurant in mainland China.SHAK is a bit of a turnaround play, but the Shake Shack story is still playing out. If the company can stabilize same-restaurant sales, location growth alone should drive profits -- and SHAK stock -- higher. iRobot (IRBT)Source: Grzegorz Czapski / Shutterstock.com iRobot Corporation (NASDAQ:IRBT) got a bit ahead of itself last year. In April, IRBT stock traded around $60; by late August, the stock had nearly doubled.IRBT then pulled back over 30%, subsequently rebounded back near its former highs, and then dropped again. But the category itself is growing double-digits, and Internet of Things catalysts could further drive product adoption. * 7 Stocks to Buy In a Flat Market IRBT shares aren't necessarily cheap. But at 24 times next year's earnings, IRBT isn't very expensive for a company in a rapidly growing category. With the company capable of driving 20%-plus EPS growth going forward, that multiple isn't very steep.As of this writing, Vince Martin did not hold a position in any of the aforementioned securities. More From InvestorPlace * 2 Toxic Pot Stocks You Should Avoid * 10 Stocks That Should Be Every Young Investor's First Choice * 5 IPO Stocks to Buy -- According to Wall Street Analysts * The Top 10 Best Sectors in the Market for 2019 The post 8 Small-Cap Stocks to Buy for Big-Time Growth Potential appeared first on InvestorPlace.
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With the pending acquisition of Thinkful, Inc., Chegg will expand its leading direct-to student learning platform by adding affordable and high-quality courses focused on the most in-demand technology skills to develop the next generation workforce. SANTA CLARA, Calif., Sept. 4, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Chegg, Inc. (CHGG), a Smarter Way to Student, announced today that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Thinkful, an online learning platform that offers professional courses directly to students across America. "With the anticipated addition of Thinkful to our platform, Chegg will continue to expand our offerings and make it easier for students to accelerate their path from learning to earning," said Dan Rosensweig, CEO of Chegg.
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In late January 2018, U.S. President Donald Trump announced tariffs on solar panels and washing machines from China, officially starting the U.S.-China trade war. That was 19 months ago. Over the subsequent 19 months, the stock market has gone nowhere. The S&P 500 peaked at 2,870 in late January 2018. Nineteen months later, at the end of August 2019, the S&P 500 is at 2,870.That isn't a coincidence. The U.S.-China trade war has created a flat market. Why? Because no one is sure exactly how this volatile trade war will play out, and how it does play out will have profound implications on the global economy. Either the U.S. and China come to a trade resolution, the trade war ends and global economic activity ramps back up (and stocks fly higher), or they don't, the trade war drags on, and corporate uncertainty drags the global economy into a recession (and stocks plunge).As such, until investors have clarity as to which way the trade war will swing, the stock market will likely remain flat. At the current moment, the most likely scenario is for trade war uncertainty to persist, and for the stock market to remain stuck in neutral.InvestorPlace - Stock Market News, Stock Advice & Trading TipsHow do investors make money in a flat market? It's pretty simple. Look for three things.One, look for stocks that have been working in this flat market. Two, look for stocks with minimal exposure to the market's big headwind, which today is the trade war. Three, look for stocks with plenty of long-term growth potential -- enough long-term growth potential that investors are willing to ignore near-term noise for the promise of long-term gain once the noise passes. * 7 Best Fidelity Funds for 2019 With that in mind, let's take a look at a list of seven stocks to buy in this flat market. Stocks to Buy in a Flat Market: Shopify (SHOP)Source: BalkansCat / Shutterstock.com % Gain Over Last 19 Months: 215%Exposure to China: MinimalRevenue CAGR Estimate over Next Two Years (from YCharts): 35%Up first, we have one of the market's hottest socks, e-commerce solutions provider Shopify (NYSE:SHOP).SHOP stock checks off all the boxes you'd want it to check off in a flat market. The stock has more than tripled since the trade war started, so clearly the stock is working. It's working because Shopify has very little exposure to China, so the growth trajectory has remained robust despite escalating trade tensions (Shopify's revenue growth rates have remained in excess of 45% in each of the past several quarters). Further, Shopify controls less than 2% of global retail sales, and given current consumer trends promoting do-it-yourself mentalities and economic decentralization, it's easy to see Shopify running up toward 5-10% share in the long run.That means that this growth narrative is just getting started. That's why analysts see Shopify growing revenues at a 35% compounded annual growth rate over the next two years.In other words, with Shopify, you have a big growth stock that has been on fire over the past 19 months, has minimal exposure to the U.S.-China trade war and which has tons of long-term growth potential. That's a winning combination in a flat market. Roku (ROKU)Source: Michael Vi / Shutterstock.com % Gain Over Last 19 Months: 240%Exposure to China: MinimalRevenue CAGR Estimate over Next Two Years (from YCharts): 33%Shopify stock has been red hot over the past 19 months, but Roku (NASDAQ:ROKU) stock has been even hotter.Roku stock is up 240% since the trade war started, mostly because this company is supported by secular growth tailwinds, which have remained vigorous despite escalating trade tensions. That is, consumers in the U.S. are still shifting in bulk from linear to internet TV. At the same time, media companies everywhere are still launching multiple streaming services. Thus, both supply and demand in the streaming TV market are still rapidly rising, meaning that there remains robust demand for a streaming service aggregator like Roku to connect all the demand in the streaming TV world to all the supply, in a seamless, friction-less and low-cost manner.Consequently, Roku has fired off huge user engagement and revenue growth rates over the past several quarters. As it has, ROKU stock has popped.Meanwhile, Roku has very little exposure to China, with the only exposure really being that they manufacture their streaming devices in China. But, the hardware part of this business is largely irrelevant to the software side, so hardware manufacturing exposure to China is a null point in the big picture. Further, Roku only has 30 million active streamers. There are over a billion internet households in the world, meaning that Roku is still a long runway ahead of it for future growth -- hence the 30%-plus revenue CAGR projected over the next two years. * The 10 Reasons to Buy Alibaba Stock Net net, Roku -- much like Shopify -- has been red hot during the trade war, has minimal exposure to China, and projects as a big grower for a lot longer. Again, that's a winning combination, which should continue to produce gains in a flat market. The Trade Desk (TTD)Source: Shutterstock % Gain Over Last 19 Months: 380%Exposure to China: MinimalRevenue CAGR Estimate over Next Two Years (from YCharts): 28%Up nearly 400% over the past 19 months, programmatic advertising leader The Trade Desk (NASDAQ:TTD) checks off all the boxes you'd want checked off for a winning stock in a flat market.First, TTD has risen nearly five-fold over since early 2018. That's a huge gain. Clearly, whatever this company is doing, it's working.Second, what The Trade Desk is doing -- providing programmatic advertising solutions to automate and optimize the ad spend process by leveraging data and machine learning -- is revolutionary. Indeed, it's already disrupting the entire ad industry, as companies left and right are adopting TTD's automated ad spend solutions. Still, the ~$2.4 billion of ad spend that flowed through TTD's platform in 2018 amounted to less than 1% of total digital ad spend globally. Thus, the runway for growth here is very long and very big.Third, TTD has minimal exposure to China. International gross billings amounted to just 15% of total gross billings in 2018. While that number will grow over time -- and while China could one day be a huge market for TTD -- The Trade Desk presently lacks meaningful exposure to China, meaning that weakness in China won't show up in TTD's numbers.Overall, then, TTD stock is a stock that has outperformed big in this flat market, has big growth potential in the long run, and lacks meaningful exposure to China -- a trio of winning features that should keep TTD stock on an uptrend in this flat market. Chegg (CHGG)Source: Casimiro PT / Shutterstock.com % Gain Over Last 19 Months: 130%Exposure to China: NoneRevenue CAGR Estimate over Next Two Years (from YCharts): 22%Digital education leader Chegg (NASDAQ:CHGG) has been less hot compared to many of the other stocks on this list, but it still checks off all the boxes of a winning stock in a flat market.First, CHGG stock is up big since the trade war started, more than doubling over that stretch as the company has powered consistently favorable results that comprise big subscriber, revenue and profit growth.Second, CHGG stock lacks trade war exposure. This is a U.S. company, which services U.S. high school and college students. The U.S.-China trade war has zero impact on those students, or their willingness to spend on Chegg's digital education service. Thus, it's fair to say that Chegg has zero trade war exposure.Third, CHGG stock is far from being done growing. The platform has 3.1 million subscribers. There are 36 million high school and college students in America. That means Chegg is at roughly 8% market penetration. Further, Chegg has very little competition in that market, and is supported by secular demographic trends such as the fact that most Generation Z students prefer to learn online. As such, all signs point to the fact that Chegg is in the first few inning of a long-term growth narrative that will result in 20%-plus profit growth for a lot longer. * 10 Mid-Cap Stocks to Buy All in all, CHGG stock -- like all the other stocks on this list -- has all the attributes of a winning stock in a flat market. As such, so long as the market remains flat due to trade war concerns, Chegg stock is a good place to hangout. Okta (OKTA)Source: Sundry Photography / Shutterstock.com % Gain Over Last 19 Months: 335%Exposure to China: MinimalRevenue CAGR Estimate over Next Two Years (from YCharts): 31%One of the market's favorite growth stocks over the past 19 months -- cloud identity management company Okta (NASDAQ:OKTA), up more than 300% since the trade war started -- has turned into a market favorite for good reason.First, Okta's secular growth narrative is very promising. Okta's Identity Cloud is a unique identity-focused approach to cloud security, wherein Okta outfits each employee in an enterprise with their own "identity armor" as opposed to outfitting the ecosystem with a "security castle". The logic is that if everyone in an ecosystem has armor, there's no need to build a castle around the ecosystem -- everyone is safe. And, without a castle, individuals are unrestricted and can move freely -- this enhanced flexibility is increasingly important in enterprise ecosystems with multiple software applications.Consequently, enterprises have been quick to adopt Okta's Identity Cloud. But, Okta is still a small company, with revenues projected at just $550 million this year. Global cybersecurity spend amounts to over $100 billion every single year. Thus, Okta has plenty of room to grow its share in the cybersecurity market in the long run.Second, Okta's secular growth narrative has very little do with China. At least for now. Less than 20% of revenue comes from outside of America, and of that 20%, China is such a small part that it wasn't mentioned once in either the company's most recent annual report or most recent conference call. Further, even if the U.S.-China trade war dampens global corporate investment, one thing corporations are not likely to cut back on is security spend.Consequently, with OKTA stock, you have a red hot stock that is supported by robust secular growth tailwinds which are largely unaffected by the U.S.-China trade war. That's a winning combination in today's flat market. Twitter (TWTR)Source: Worawee Meepian / Shutterstock.com % Gain Over Last 19 Months: 75%Exposure to China: NoneRevenue CAGR Estimate over Next Two Years (from YCharts): 15%Another high-growth U.S. technology company that looks like a good buy in a trade war afflicted market is Twitter (NYSE:TWTR).First, and foremost, Twitter has no China exposure. The Twitter platform is blocked in China, and all of the platform's users are from outside of China. Thus, U.S.-China trade war turbulence shouldn't have any impact on the user base, and it likely won't have much impact on the ad business until business uncertainty escalates to the point where they start cutting ad spend -- and we appear to be far from that point today.Second, Twitter has been on fire over the past near two years. The company's revenue growth rates have come surging back, and have remained vigorous as the company has figured out how to optimally advertise on its platform. Meanwhile, user growth trends have been stable, and margins have tracked higher alongside big revenue growth, thereby powering huge profit growth. Alongside this big profit growth, TWTR stock has flown higher -- to the tune of a 75% gain since the trade war started in early 2018.Third, Twitter still has a lot of growth firepower left. The company is a 1% (and expanding) share player in a secular growth global digital ad market projected to grow at a double-digit rate for the foreseeable future. That combination of share expansion and double-digit market growth implies that mid-teens revenue growth is achievable over the next several years, which is what analysts are modeling for. On top of that, operating margins are just 14%, versus over 30% at Facebook (NASDAQ:FB), so Twitter has plenty of runway to drive further positive operating leverage in the long run. * 10 Mid-Cap Stocks to Buy Big picture, Twitter has very minimal exposure to the trade war, has been on fire lately in terms of growth and share price appreciation, and has plenty of room to keep growing at a big pace for a lot longer. Those are the exact features which investors will continue to be attracted to in a flat market. Twilio (TWLO)Source: rafapress / Shutterstock.com % Gain Over Last 19 Months: 400%Revenue Exposure to China: MinimalRevenue CAGR Estimate over Next Two Years (from YCharts): 30%Last, but not least, on this list of hot stocks to buy in a flat market is cloud communications leader Twilio (NASDAQ:TWLO).As with all the other stocks on this list, Twilio checks off all the right boxes. Red hot stock? Check. TWLO stock is up 400% since the trade war begun, thanks to a series of consecutive beat-and-raise reports. Minimal exposure to China? Check. Only a quarter of revenue comes from outside of the U.S.Big growth potential? Check. Every company is integrating cloud communications into their customer experiences, and as they do, Twilio's revenue growth trajectory will remain robust for the next several years - hence analysts expecting a 30% revenue CAGR here over the next two years.Net net, Twilio is a winning stock in a flat market. It projects to remain so for the foreseeable future, too.As of this writing, Luke Lango was long SHOP, ROKU, TTD, CHGG and OKTA. More From InvestorPlace * 2 Toxic Pot Stocks You Should Avoid * 7 Best Tech Stocks to Buy Right Now * 10 Mid-Cap Stocks to Buy * 8 Precious Metals Stocks to Mine For The post 7 Stocks to Buy In a Flat Market appeared first on InvestorPlace.
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