Atlassian Corporation PLC (TEAM) Options

TEAM, new 52 week high

TEAM new 52 week high

Early Barchart Top 100
https://www.barchart.com/stocks/performance/percent-change/advances?timeFrame=today&viewName=main&screener=overall&orderBy=percentChange&orderDir=desc

Bingo

TEAM on the cusp of a break from short term resistance

Most targets are $370 and under from hedge funds and pig boys. Think capitalizing whatever they can above 400 before a big wash out rug. Could be wrong. Def solid company but to many technicals point at a pull back. And the big boys price targets over $40 lower.

Past 5 years almost 2,200% or average 440% a year from $16.92 to now ATH of $372.00

All RSI is extremely over bought daily, weekly & monthly. It has never held in the over bought this long. It's about 5x the length in the overbought on daily and highest RSI in weekly.

Book Value Per Share $1.17 vs $371.00 Current PPS

Revenue Per Share $8.37

Book Value Per Share $1.17
Total Debt $605.35M
Over $92,000,000,000 billion MC

Profitability
Profit Margin -33.33%
Operating Margin (ttm) 5.27%

Management Effectiveness
Return on Assets (ttm) 2.01%
Return on Equity (ttm) -160.03%

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/TEAM/key-statistics?p=TEAM

$17's to $335 big gap fill at $270

Market Cap is now over $85,000,000,000 billion. Added over 15,000,000,000 in a 3 days with revenues only 560 mil

560 mil Revenue VS. Over $70,000,000,000 billion market cap and Q4 loss per share of $0.85.

How does it call for anything higher? Revs over 100x lower than MC.

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wow clearly the earnings report was not well received.

Sure wish I had bought this 6 - 9 months ago when I started seeing it being used more and more. Before that I just thought of it as Jira instead of an entire devops tool suite.

This $TEAM will run like $NOW in 2-3yrs IMO

True story; definitely a long hold.

I'm a software engineer and we use multiple products of theirs. The integrations between them are pretty solid right now. I look forward to continuous improvement of the products that allow us to do continuous development and deployment.

Agreed. I will hold this for a very long time

I think Goldman missed the boat and was probably why they sprinkled salt on it with the $27 target.

Right. This will be in the 40s by april. Great company.

Looks like I was a little too early to get back in.
Looking for another round @25.5

Bought back in @28 today. I've use the software daily and like it. Sold majority at $30.55 and looking to repeat and hold some long too.

Thanks. I work in Software Development and this company is solid... I manage most of their products and they are all great. Jira, Stash, Crucible, Confluence, Clover, Bamboo, Fisheye, etc. They are all solid development tools.

Tech from down under goes up in debut
While many tech companies that come public are high growth, they are frequently unprofitable and require outside funding to keep the business running through the losses. Australian enterprise software-maker Atlassian (TEAM) does not fit the usual tech bill: it is high growth, has been profitable for the last ten years, and has scaled without institutional capital. Its products include JIRA (project management), Confluence (content sharing), HipChat (messaging), JIRA Service Desk (service requests) and at least six smaller products. The company provides services to over 51,000 customers, including 79 of the Fortune 100. It does not have a direct sales force, instead using a land-and-expand strategy driven by strong word-of-mouth marketing, free trials and low pricing ($5/user/month/service). This week, the company priced its IPO at $21, 20% above the midpoint, and popped 32% in its debut.

Read more: http://www.nasdaq.com/article/us-ipo-weekly-recap-australian-tech-company-shows-strength-in-us-debut-cm553855#ixzz3u51i68dW

Great post, very informitive! I've used Atlassian products such as Bamboo, Jira, & Confluence for years now. Although there are other open source solutions, I believe Atlassian suite of products are the most trusted and supported. Wondered for years why it wasn't public, I guess it's here now. I see this being traded similar to where SAP and CRM are being traded now, it's potential for growth is very promising. Looking forward to the coming here.

Shares of software development tools maker Atlassian Corp. surged in their trading debut, helping the battered U.S. initial-public-offering market end 2015 on a high note.

The stock climbed 32% to $27.78 after pricing above the projected range on Wednesday, at $21 a share, the first time an IPO has come above its range since September, according to Dealogic. Shares opened at $27.67 and traded in a narrow $2 range throughout the session.

Atlassian, the last company slated to IPO this year, raised its proposed price range earlier this week and added more shares to the offering, the first time a U.S. company has done so since July.

The company is set to raise $462 million, up from a maximum of $370 million when it first began shopping its IPO to investors last week. The IPO values the business at $4.4 billion. The shares trade under the symbol “TEAM.”

If it continues to be successful, Atlassian’s public debut would be a bright spot in an otherwise dim U.S. IPO market.

The U.K.-registered company, which was founded in Australia in 2002 and has a big presence in San Francisco, achieved an IPO price tag that is well above its private valuation. A handful of other tech startups, including mobile payments startup Square Inc., priced their IPOs below both their initial range and their private valuations.

Bankers, tech company founders and investors are hoping a strong Atlassian debut has broader implications for the health of the IPO market in 2016. The offering was led by bankers at Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Morgan Stanley.

http://www.wsj.com/articles/atlassian-surges-in-trading-debut-as-last-ipo-of-2015-1449765687