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Why the stock market doesn't like Monday's... earnings

Aug 16, 2026

The creator discusses monday.com's Q2 earnings, noting solid results but a stock price decline attributed to conservative guidance and a strategic pivot towards AI. Despite strong enterprise growth and ARR increases, the company's workforce reduction and reinvestment strategy, coupled with a lower revenue growth forecast, spooked investors. The stock experienced a dip but has since recovered partially, with the buyback authorization now fully utilized.

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ADBENeutralLow ConvictionResearch Only

Adobe is cited as an example of a company that was not visibly showing AI disruption, yet the market was worried and its stock was down significantly.

CRMNeutralLow ConvictionResearch Only

Salesforce is mentioned as a bellwether for the SaaS industry, facing concerns about AI agents replacing human workers and its impact on seat-based pricing models.

TEAMNeutralLow ConvictionSignal-backedSecondary

Atlassian is mentioned as a benchmark for a strong conviction buy, contrasting with Monday.com's current execution risks.

TTDBearishLow ConvictionResearch Only

The Trade Desk was mentioned as a stock to avoid last week.

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Atlassian was mentioned as a stock to consider buying last week.

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Microsoft is mentioned as a company that has benefited from vendor consolidation trends and AI deployment favoring trusted platforms.

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Amazon is mentioned as a company that has benefited from vendor consolidation trends and AI deployment favoring trusted platforms.

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monday.com reported solid Q2 results with strong enterprise growth, but conservative guidance and a strategic pivot to AI led to a stock price decline, suggesting a hold with caution.

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