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TSE:LSPD

Lightspeed Commerce Inc (LSPD.TO)

13.29
+0.04 (0.30%)
as of Jun 19, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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SELL ON STRENGTH
Has had a 900% return since the IPO. Thinking always about risk management and weighting. If the allocation is getting to an uncomfortable level, would take some profits. Diversify elsewhere, since the stock can have some fits. Would not commit fresh dollars to it. Profits are not in sight yet.
DON'T BUY
It's had a spectacular run and boasts super price momentum, but its valuation and volatility score near the bottom. They have no earnings and no PE.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Sep 01/20, Up 212%) Phenomenal growth rate. Stock trades at a significant multiple. Still likes it.
BUY

Billy Kawasaki’s Insights - Billy’s most-liked answers from 5i Research. The company has done things right and is growing fast. With some good acquisitions and growth, it is possible to become the next Shopify. Management has done a great job and 5i still likes it at these levels. Unlock Premium - Try 5i Free

BUY
A real star. Best POS software company. Good growth rate, this year it's about 75%, estimate for 2023 is about 70%. RSI has been strong relative to the market. Will continue its growth in Canada and around the world.
HOLD
It was a fantastic IPO. They have been buying software apps through out Europe and North America. It seems expensive to him although he has seen a lot of these cloud based companies out perform. Hold it if you own it. Look for a pull back if you are looking to get into it.
DON'T BUY
A terrific company. The only caution is a possible correction in profitless tech stocks. Lightspeed should be profitable soon but they are valued at a high multiple on sales. Likes what they are doing and where they are going. Better opportunities to put your money to work right now elsewhere. The stock is very expensive.
BUY
He likes them. They have a good story to tell.
PARTIAL SELL
Despite their success and growth, would more inclined to sell than buy from a valuation basis. Move back to reopening of the economy could take away from these online plays. 20x revenues is quite high.
RISKY
Allan Tong’s Discover Picks Last week, Lightspeed announced an earnings surprise of 64%. Its quarterly loss was 9 cents per share compared to the expected 25-cent loss. LSPD stock is definitely one to play the dips when the markets dump tech stocks to buy reopening TSX stocks. However, LSPD is a reopening play, too, since many of its clients are restaurants. Like travel companies, restaurants will see a strong snapback of customers, starting with outdoor patio service this summer and indoor dining likely by autumn. Read 3 Enticing TSX Stocks: Banks, REITs and Tech for our full analysis.
BUY ON WEAKNESS

Announced great numbers yesterday. Business is doing very well and will continue to grow. In their space, it is about execution and M&A. They have been doing both well. The problem is valuation. When do you get in. It's trading at 16x 2022 versus Shopify at 25x. Both expensive. A good name to own although it does move around a lot. Buy when it is down like in the last couple weeks.

BUY

Billy Kawasaki’s Insights - Billy’s most-liked answers from 5i Research. The quarter looked good and prospects and growth potentials are positive. Shares rose 15% on the news but it is still down 20% over the last 3 weeks. It would be fine to step in but it is rich at 17x sales. Patience and high risk tolerance is required. Unlock Premium - Try 5i Free

BUY

An interesting tech company. It had a great run and it has come off a little. It is almost an opposite of Shopify. Shopify has done amazingly during the pandemic. Lightspeed will be more of a beneficiary when stores open. Once they reopen, tech stocks are seeing some weakness but this could benefit.

PARTIAL BUY

A great business with impressive growth numbers that will continue to impress. Likes it. He would hold a few % in LSPD, but not 15% (15% for Enghouse, yes).

DON'T BUY
Has had a great run. It was put to the test in the last 6 weeks. Markets are less keen on paying for these high priced companies, especially when growth is not as scarce. Scores well on price momentum, but terribly for valuation and volatility. Negative ROE and no earnings. Debt is not a problem, but it is the willingness of the market to pay higher multiples that is the problem. Maybe it will grow into their valuation. In the mid-term there are better opportunities at more reasonable prices.
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