* Revenue: 193M vs 173 est
* EPS: $0.04 vs -$0.10 est
* Operating Income: $7.2M vs -7.2M est
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$ESTC
* Billings: $165M vs $163.7M
- Subscription Revenue: $177.2M vs 164.7M
- Gross Profit*: $149.8M vs $134.0M
- Next Q Revenue Guide: $194M vs $188.7M
- Full Year Revenue Guide: $811M vs $789.2M
Big beats and surprise profit; 50% revenue growth and over 60% in Elastic Cloud.
Just a great quarter and a company that Wall Street has gotten wrong for far too long.
To top it off, Elastic received the Microsoft U.S. partner award in business excellence in the Commercial Marketplace this quarter and Elastic was named the 2020 Google Cloud technology partner of the year in the data management category.
The surprise upside was seen mostly from its Elastic Cloud product -- exactly where we would want to see it.
The questions that matter:
1. Was the revenue beat due to inorganic growth (from acquisitions)
2. Will we get next year guidance?
Perfect. The revenue beat was not due to acquisitions. A true beat.
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"Fears that [Amazon] would look to subsidize the smart TV offering with aggressive price points to maintain and grow the Fire TV OS user base "appear to be unfounded."
KeyBanc analyst Justin Patterson said he believes the new Amazon devices appear similar to Roku's offerings, which he sees as an "incremental positive" for [Roku].
$ROKU ‘The Streaming Decade,’ Roku’s Annual Survey, Shows Industry Has Passed a “Tipping Point” cmlviz.com/stocks/ROKU/ne…
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From $ROKU
TV streaming is nearly
universal among younger
generations, but it’s not just
young people—the majority
of Boomers are streaming
too, and getting even
more involved.
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7 in 10
streamers have ad-supported services.
37% of AVOD viewers even said they went with the ad-supported subscription option because they don’t mind ads.
"Serverless computing is the next evolution of cloud that further removes the need for developers to manage complex infrastructure"
Very much their ethos.
$DOCN
"[G]obal function-as-a-service (FAAS) market generated $3.01 billion in 2018, and is estimated to reach $24.00 billion by 2026, registering a CAGR of 29.7% from 2020 to 2026."
This is a high margin acquisition for DigitalOcean.