Shopify > Royal Bank.

[ZenOps]

https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/sho...ings-1.5557473

[firebane]

Shopify is a strange thing.

They have basically a "shell" with tiered packages and then you basically have to pay for any other "add-ons" and most likely they take a percentage.

[msommers]

Shopify stock rises and falls just like any other. Getting in right now scares the shit out of me until that sucker goes < 500

[OTown]

I got in early around the 100$ a share in 2017. Shame I didn't buy more back then, but hindsight sucks. I still own it and I've bought more through the years.

Great company, but completely overvalued at this time. Its all speculative as to what SHOP will become. At this rate it might turn into the next Amazon, so people are pricing it at that rate.

[davidI]

Reminds me of Nortel.

[ExtraSlow]

I never invested in Nortel, but I do recall when they were hiring like 50% of al the engineers that UofC could turn out, any discipline. Ahhhh, those were the days. At least CPS has a spanky big headquarters campus, so you can't say that nortel didn't leave a legacy.