1 Overlooked Growth Stock Down 55% to Buy on the Dip, According to Wall Street
Workiva (NYSE: WK) developed a unique software platform that helps organizations bring their data together so they can create detailed reports for executives, investors, and even regulators like the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The company just reported its financial results for the first quarter of 2025 (ended March 31), and it beat expectations on the top and bottom line.Despite continued strength across its business, Workiva stock remains 55% below its record high set during the tech frenzy in 2021. It was overvalued back then (as were many enterprise software stocks), but it looks like a relative bargain at the current level.Wall Street seems to agree. The Wall Street Journal tracks 13 analysts who cover Workiva stock, and the overwhelming majority assigned it the highest-possible buy rating. Plus, not a single analyst recommends selling. Here's why investors might want to add Workiva to their portfolio.Continue reading
Workiva (NYSE: WK) developed a unique software platform that helps organizations bring their data together so they can create detailed reports for executives, investors, and even regulators like the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The company just reported its financial results for the first quarter of 2025 (ended March 31), and it beat expectations on the top and bottom line.
Despite continued strength across its business, Workiva stock remains 55% below its record high set during the tech frenzy in 2021. It was overvalued back then (as were many enterprise software stocks), but it looks like a relative bargain at the current level.
Wall Street seems to agree. The Wall Street Journal tracks 13 analysts who cover Workiva stock, and the overwhelming majority assigned it the highest-possible buy rating. Plus, not a single analyst recommends selling. Here's why investors might want to add Workiva to their portfolio.
