SQ - Square, Inc.

NYSE - NYSE Delayed Price. Currency in USD

74.07

-0.89 (-1.19%)

At close: 4:00PM EDT

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Previous Close	74.96
Open	77.48
Bid	73.55 x 1200
Ask	73.66 x 1800
Day's Range	74.01 - 78.70
52 Week Range	32.20 - 101.15
Volume	16,924,750
Avg. Volume	14,196,372

Market Cap	30.4B
Beta (3Y Monthly)	4.34
PE Ratio (TTM)	N/A
EPS (TTM)	-0.16
Earnings Date	Nov 7, 2018
Forward Dividend & Yield	N/A (N/A)
Ex-Dividend Date	N/A
1y Target Est	82.48

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GuruFocus.com14 hours ago
Square Inc (SQ) President, CEO & Chairman Jack Dorsey Sold $8 million of Shares
President, CEO & Chairman of Square Inc (NYSE:SQ) Jack Dorsey sold 103,035 shares of SQ on 10/17/2018 at an average price of $77.3 a share.
TheStreet.com16 hours ago
PayPal Shares Jump Nearly 10% After Strong Earnings Beat
The phrase is becoming the payment equivalent of "Google it," which is money to the ears of PayPal investors. "I'm especially pleased with the strong overall momentum surrounding Venmo," PayPal CEO David Schulman said. Schulman said monetization of the popular platform, while still in the formative stages, is at a "tipping point." He said that as of the last quarter about one in four Venmo users had made some kind of monetizable action.
Investor's Business Dailyyesterday
Dow Jones Futures Signal Solid Rebound: Five Top Stocks Moving On Earnings
Futures rose early Friday after Thursday's sell-off hit more top stocks. PayPal earnings lifted PayPal and Square. American Express, Atlassian, Intuitive Surgical moved on earnings.
Investor's Business Dailyyesterday
How To Invest In A Stock Market Correction: Focus On Relative Strength
During the current stock market correction, investors should look for stocks with strong relative strength.
TheStreet.com20 hours ago
PayPal's Merchant Services Moves Set Up Battle With Square
The battle brewing kills dreams of a merger or acquisition that might have been reminiscent of PayPal's successful acquisition of Venmo parent Braintree. Square's gains this year in the merchant market have helped it rise from what might have been a clear merger or acquisition target late last year to a staunch competitor. Since the valuation has blossomed and made any acquisition unlikely, the battle has only intensified.
Market Realist23 hours ago
Caviar: Square’s Omnichannel Driver
Square (SQ) is set to release its third-quarter results at a time when Caviar is taking a position as a key piece of its omnichannel strategy. Caviar is able to serve customers across different channels, such as physical locations and digital platforms. In an interview with CNBC last month, outgoing Square CFO Sarah Friar discussed the company’s efforts to bring the omnichannel experience to restaurants through Caviar.
InvestorPlaceyesterday
PayPal Stock Is Back on Track After Convincing Q3 Beat
Ever since PayPal (NASDAQ:PYPL) split off from eBay (NASDAQ:EBAY), I’ve been very optimistic toward the freshly minted company. In my view, PayPal stock represents the future of financial and business transactions. The other factor favoring PYPL stock is that the markets have fallen in love with its potential.
Market Realistyesterday
Where Does Square’s Solutions Partner Program Fit?
Square (SQ) has recently launched a program whereby it links the businesses on its network with partners that can build customized solutions for them. Businesses, for instance, can turn to the partners to help them build custom storefronts or improve the mobile checkout experience. The partners must be certified by Square before they can start working with its merchant customers.
Market Realistyesterday
Will Twitter Join Google in Relaxing Crypto Ad Restrictions?
Twitter (TWTR) remains the major digital advertising platform that hasn’t relaxed its cryptocurrency ad restrictions since announcing the measures in March. Facebook (FB) and Google (GOOGL), which moved ahead of Twitter to restrict the advertising of crypto products on their platforms as a measure to protect their users against potential scams, have since relaxed those restrictions, allowing them to start accepting payments for crypto-related ads appearing on their platforms.
MarketWatchyesterday
Square launches new product for merchants who won’t give up on terminals
Square Inc. got its start selling dongles that allowed merchants to accept card payments from their iPads, but the company has more recently been branching into sleeker, smarter versions of traditional payments hardware.
Market Realistyesterday
Why Blue Apron Revised Its Revolving Credit Agreement
Blue Apron (APRN) has a revolving credit agreement with a lender syndicate led by Morgan Stanley (MS). Blue Apron will also pay more in interest on the credit facility as part of the revised agreement. Overall, Blue Apron expects the revision of the credit agreement to give it more financial flexibility so it can continue investing in creating new products, marketing its business, and expanding its distribution channels.
Market Realistyesterday
Square Is Examining the Potential Impact of Consumer Lending
In addition to helping Square (SQ) expand its credit business and close the gap with its rivals, consumer lending also has the potential to stimulate growth in Square’s other business segments. Square expects its Square Installments consumer loans to enable merchants on its network to make more sales. Square Installments loans let shoppers acquire the items they want through installment payments if they can’t meet the cost up front.
Motley Foolyesterday
Why This Hedge Fund Manager Loves PayPal
Does Dan Loeb's case for PayPal have merit?
InvestorPlace2 days ago
3 Things to Watch When PayPal Reports Earnings on Thursday
Thursday is a big day for Paypal Holdings (NASDAQ:PYPL), and by extension, for owners of PayPal stock. After the closing bell rings, the peer-to-peer payment player will be reporting its third-quarter numbers, either vindicating the stock’s recent sellers, or vindicating the company’s growth plans. PYPL stock is up a respectable 5% so far this year even after a 2% dip in trading so far today, and the admittedly-volatile gain has been in step with sales and profit growth that many doubters didn’t think PayPal was capable of producing.
Reuters2 days ago
Square introduces new payment terminal for small businesses
Square Inc, the company led by Twitter Inc Chief Executive Jack Dorsey, on Thursday launched a payment terminal for small business clients, expanding its suite of hardware products. Square's new touch-screen terminal allows merchants, such as liquor stores and hairdressers, to ring up sales, take credit card payments processed through the company's system and print receipts. The terminal also accepts mobile phone and other contactless payments via Apple Inc's Apple Pay and Alphabet Inc's Google Pay.
Reuters2 days ago
Square introduces new payment terminal for small businesses
Square Inc, the company led by Twitter Inc Chief Executive Jack Dorsey, on Thursday launched a payment terminal for small business clients, expanding its suite of hardware products. Square's new touch-screen terminal allows merchants, such as liquor stores and hairdressers, to ring up sales, take credit card payments processed through the company's system and print receipts. The terminal also accepts mobile phone and other contactless payments via Apple Inc's Apple Pay and Alphabet Inc's Google Pay.
Business Wire2 days ago
Meet Square Terminal, Square’s New Hardware to Replace Legacy, Keypad Credit Card Machines
Today, Square, Inc. (SQ) announced Square Terminal, an integrated and innovative all-in-one card processing device designed to be fast, fair, and secure. Square Terminal allows sellers to ring up sales, accept all forms of payments quickly, and print receipts, all from one affordable and elegant device. Square Terminal also offers sellers a fair and flat rate for every transaction regardless of card type.
American City Business Journals2 days ago
Square expands hardware portfolio with new all-in-one payment device
The new $399 Square Terminal is a small, portable all-in-one card processing device that can ring up sales, accept all major credit cards and forms of payment and print receipts.
Bloomberg2 days ago
Square Unveils ‘Terminal’ to Rival Keypad Credit-Card Machines
The product, called Square Terminal, lets sellers ring up sales, process any type of payment and print receipts from one device, the San Francisco-based company said in a statement Thursday. The hardware costs $399, and the company charges a transaction fee for every payment. Square Terminal also has software that lets merchants access inventory, create discounts and send invoices.
Market Realist2 days ago
Square Expands and Diversifies Its Credit Business
Square (SQ) is gearing up to report its third-quarter results after it recently expanded its credit business by adding consumer lending. Through a program known as Square Installments, the company lets people take out loans of up to $10,000 to finance purchases with Square merchants, meaning businesses that use Square products, such as payment card readers and invoicing software. Square’s consumer loans are payable in fixed monthly installments of up to a year and attract interest of up to 24%.
Zacks2 days ago
Can Square (SQ) Keep the Earnings Surprise Streak Alive?
Square (SQ) has an impressive earnings surprise history and currently possesses the right combination of the two key ingredients for a likely beat in its next quarterly report.
Market Realist2 days ago
Square’s in the Race for the $10.3 Billion Payroll Service Market
Last month, Square (SQ) released a mobile version of its payroll software, marking an escalation in its push for revenue in the payroll service market. The mobile-oriented payroll tool, known as Square Payroll App, brings the power of Square’s flagship payroll suite to mobile. Worldwide, businesses spent $6.7 billion on cloud-based payroll services like Square provides in 2016, according to Allied Market Research.
CNBC2 days ago
Why Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey works on an iPhone, not a laptop
Tech exec Jack Dorsey runs both Square and Twitter without a laptop. He uses an iPhone instead. He says this strategy helps him focus.
CNBC2 days ago
How Jack Dorsey runs Twitter and Square without using a computer
Tech exec Jack Dorsey runs both Square and Twitter without a laptop. He uses an iPhone instead. He says this strategy helps him focus.
Market Realist2 days ago
What’s the Impact of the Weebly Deal?
Square (SQ) is on track to report what will be its first full quarter since it closed the deal to acquire website and online store builder Weebly. The transaction closed at the end of May. Square said it was paying ~$365 million in a combination of cash and stock for Weebly, its largest acquisition transaction to date. Weebly operates globally and has millions of customers, of which 625,000 are paid subscribers, meaning customers who pay ongoing fees to use Weebly’s array of services and tools to build websites and set up online stores for e-commerce activities.