Dropbox Inc. Class A Stock News

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Dropbox oozes sizeable free cash flows due to vastly improving margins. The company expects to improve free cash flow by ~40% in 2024. It offers significant shareholder returns with large buyback prog

Dropbox is a solid business trading at a cheap valuation. The company is expanding its offerings and generating consistent recurring revenue.

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These aren't hyper-growth companies, but they can provide investors with steady expansion year after year.

These aren't hyper-growth companies, but they can provide investors with steady expansion year after year.

The e-signature services leader continues to struggle with slowing growth.

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These stocks have been poor recent performers but are set up for success over the next decade.

When Dropbox ( DBX , Financial) was founded in 2007, it was a real game-changer when it came to cloud-based file storage. Since then, though, the company's moat has been eroded away as many competitor

Dropbox's business is excellent and its services are sticky. Over the years, the number of paying users has continued to increase, managing not to be crushed by the competition. The business requires

These businesses can be durable growers in your portfolio for years to come.

A young company with long-term upside.

Shares of Dropbox rallied modestly after the company posted strong Q1 results. Revenue grew at 10% y/y, beating the high-single-digit target that Wall Street had set.