Lemonade (LMND -0.55%) gave shareholders more reason to be pessimistic when it reported its fourth-quarter 2023 financial results a couple of weeks ago. As of March 14, shares have dipped almost 25% since that announcement and are currently sitting 91% below their all-time high.There are valid reasons to be both bullish and bearish on this business. It all depends on the factors that matter most in your analysis.Should investors buy, sell, or hold this fintech stock?Lemonade's storyIt's a good idea to first ...

Lemonade (LMND -0.55%) has been a popular stock for growth investors ever since it went public in 2020. The insurance start-up has touted its asset-light artificial intelligence (AI) approach to insurance, hoping to disrupt the legacy players with modern digital tools and lower rates for things like renters and car insurance. It now has 2 million active customers in less than nine years after its founding in 2015, making it one of the fastest-growing companies of the last decade.But its stock price hasn't r ...

Investors gave Lemonade (LMND -2.14%) a thrashing after its fourth-quarter earnings report, so you'd likely be surprised to hear that the results were excellent.Lemonade is one of those stocks that investors have a hard time rallying around even when it's reporting solid progress. It's not for no reason, of course. Let's see why investors were down on Lemonade stock, again, and if the negative really outweighs the positive.It's not just the loss ratioFirst, the main numbers: In-force premiums increased by 2 ...

Lemonade (LMND 6.15%) came out with fourth-quarter earnings recently, but investors weren't pleased with the news given that the shares tanked after the announcement. Nonetheless, this business still posted strong growth trends that are encouraging for long-term investors.Zooming out, it hasn't been a fun ride for shareholders. As of this writing, the insurance fintech stock is down 91% from its all-time high price, which was set more than three years ago in January 2021. Does this mean it's time to add Lem ...

In this video, Motley Fool contributor Jason Hall breaks down three important things investors need to understand about Lemonade (LMND 6.15%).*Stock prices used were from the afternoon of March 5, 2024. The video was published on March 8, 2024. ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) captured investors' attention early last year when OpenAI's ChatGPT online chatbot showed the world it could answer complex questions and even write computer code.However, Lemonade (LMND -5.28%) has used AI to transform the insurance industry since it was founded in 2015. There is no shortage of AI companies at the moment, but Lemonade is one of just a few successfully monetizing AI as a core part of its business.Its stock is trading 89% below its all-time high, which was set du ...

Key PointsLemonade bulls were disappointed by guidance, but a new opportunity has arrived. Sell-side activity is consistent with a trading range that traders can target. Covered calls could bring in 8% to 10% monthly in March and April.5 stocks we like better than LemonadeLemonade NYSE: LMND turned up on Marketbeat’s radar before the Q4 release, popping up for unusual call volume activity, highlighting its tradability if not a good trade. Investors hoping to cash in on a ramp in share prices were disappoint ...

The S&P 500 is hovering around its all-time high as we head into March, but that doesn't mean that all stocks have become expensive. There are some excellent opportunities for risk-tolerant long-term investors, especially in the financial technology, or fintech, industry. Here are two companies, in particular, that look like incredible buys as winter comes to a close.A true disruptor with strong resultsLemonade (LMND 4.19%) is an insurance company that aims to disrupt the traditional model by using technolo ...

The "Magnificent Seven" stocks are hogging the stock market's spotlight these days. That makes perfect sense, of course. They are seven of the largest stocks by market value and among today's most exciting growth stocks.But this list won't be the talk of Wall Street forever. Most of them also had membership cards to the older FANG group, which Jim Cramer defined in 2013 and expanded to FAANG four years later. But Tesla and Nvidia were minnows then, with market caps below $10 billion. Whoever joins the next ...

RyanKing999Lemonade (NYSE: LMND) reported earnings on February 27, 2023, which looked excellent initially. The company exceeded its guidance for Revenue, In-Force Premium ("IFP"), Gross Earned Premium ("GEP"), and Adjusted EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization). The company also looks like it remains on track to achieve positive net cash flow in the first half of 2025. In addition, it beat analysts' revenue guidance by $3.99 million and GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounti ...