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Stock Of The Day: Toast broke out past a buy point Friday, after a bullish analyst initiation for the restaurant software firm.

Despite reporting better-than-expected second-quarter revenue, Toast’s (TOST) earnings fell short of analyst expectations. While the company’s growth potential appears promising, particularly with expanding revenue and customer base, profitability issues and intense competition could be concerning. Let’s find out if TOST is a hot buy in the restaurant tech space.

The strong indications of the Fed pausing interest rate hikes are providing some market optimism. On the other hand, amid growing digitization, the software industry’s growth prospects look steady. So, we believe quality software stock VMware (VMW) might be worth your watchlist now. However, given the market’s increased volatility, the…

Last year marked a great year for IPOs, primarily due to a low-interest-rate environment, and investor optimism surrounding economic recovery.  However, geopolitical tensions, market volatility, and other macroeconomic issues led to a decline in the prices of several initial public offerings in the first quarter of 2022. Popular stocks Toast…

Analysts offered their views on Toast, Inc (NYSE: TOST) p

Currently trading under $20, shares of Toast Inc. (TOST) dipped nearly 46% so far this year over its weak guidance for the first quarter. While the restaurant industry makes its way out of the pandemic blues, can the stock rebound in the near term? Let's find out.

Toast Inc (NYSE:TOST) has appointed veteran officer Jennifer DiRico as General Manager and Head of International. Analyst Rating: Credit Suisse analyst Timothy Chiodo initiated coverage of Toast with a Neutral rating and a $22 price target (2% upside).  Toast has one of the best business models in payments, processors, and FinTech space. However, Toast's current valuation…

Toast (NYSE:TOST) has observed the following analyst ratings within the last quarter:

Technology has been one of the hardest-hit sectors amid recent stock market sell-offs driven by investors’ concerns over Russia’s Ukraine invasion and looming interest rate increases. While most software stocks have retreated in price significantly, many still look overvalued at their current price levels. For example, Affirm Holdings (AFRM), Toast…