While consumers generally love Fitbit (FIT) products, this hasn’t necessarily converted to sales. And this is making investors nervous.
With its stock down about 90% since its 2015 IPO, fitness hardware-maker Fitbit (FIT) knew something had to change. They’re betting services is …
Fitbit (FIT) released a number of updates and new additions to its product line Wednesday. The company announced the release of the Versa …
Fitbit (FIT) is slated to announce earnings after market close on Wednesday, as some investors are preparing to hear good news on performance. …
Fitbit (FIT) released their third-quarter earnings, and the numbers trumped all of Wall Street’s expectations. Specifically, revenue reached $394 million, which beats Street’s …
You could say this stock is not quite fitting with the Street’s expectations. It’s doing better.
Roth Capital’s Scott Searle continues to bet on FIT, enticed by the company’s potential with its Versa smartwatches.
Oppenheimer hasn’t left the bullish camp on either LL nor FIT just yet; analysts make compelling cases to back these two market losers today.
Oppenheimer believes better hardware and software engagement/retention will show up next quarter for FIT.
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