Aug. 28 at 4:26 AM
$ALAR earnings report coming up this morning. It may either pop or drop. Yesterday, NVDA exceeded expectations, yet it dropped in after hours trading. The 2024 run-up and collapse still overshadows this company. But hold on!
Alarum Technologies is tight lipped about its financials, as it well should be, to assure safe harbor against nuisance shareholder lawsuits.
A recent report lists 168 companies that offer proxy services online. Of all these 168 companies,
$ALAR is unique in being publicly traded. Theoretically this is a great advantage in that it offers a low cost of capital, and a platform for mergers and acquisitions. A publicly traded company can also use excess capital to repurchase its own shares, a frictionless way to return capital to shareholders. ALAR could frankly be used like an SPAC platform to consolidate smaller players in the web proxy market. It’s unclear what the segmentation of this market is, and whether acquisitions could be advantageous.
