$GTLB

GTLB

GitLab Inc. Class A Common Stock

All takes and content in this window

As of 09-26
09-24
Schwab NetworkPublished 2026-09-24
“Gibbs: Small Caps Pay Big Price in Rate Hike, "Don't Underestimate" META Muse”
$GTLBBullish
GTLB is a safe buy now; low valuation vs. ~20% revenue growth and strong fundamentals outweigh short-term risks.

You also find GitLab interesting. That has also experienced a strong increase , even stronger than last year. GitLab was, as you know, part of the SaaS disaster. It is a software company that works closely with Microsoft.

It is essentially the place where you can test all your AI bots and tools. So they offer those sandboxes we are talking about . So it revolves around software revenue. The debt burden is not very high.

And they have made a number of acquisitions that are expected to lead to higher growth. I think we can expect a revenue increase of about 20% this year. The valuation is therefore quite low given the expected profit growth.

Once again, it is a safe investment to get in now. The next one or two months could be a somewhat difficult period for these stocks, but I view them more as opportunities given their fundamental strength.

Older record
09-02
Schwab NetworkPublished 2026-09-02
“Wednesday's First Moves: GTLB Surges, CRDO & MDB Fall on Earnings”
$GTLBBullish
GTLB stock is rallying on strong Q2 results and forward guidance, despite concerns about sequential earnings slowdown and competition from Microsoft and AI-native platforms.

GitLab in focus in fact some new highs. Yeah, GitLab off to the races this morning. Those shares surging double digits off the back of a better thanex expected quarter here.

Revenue jumping 21% year-over-year to 286.3 million. You are seeing shares rally some 14% right now. Uh revenue topping expectations. Adjusted earnings coming in at uh better than expected as well.

Uh better than consensus here. Adjusted earnings per share coming in at 24 cents there. Street was looking for 18 cents.

Showing 2 / 2 on this page
See this ticker’s full history