Shares of Shopify Inc. NYSE: SHOP closed just over $137 on Wednesday, continuing to drift lower from the multi-year high set at the start of August. That peak was driven by the company's blowout Q2 earnings report, which smashed expectations and showed revenue growth accelerating almost across the board.
Investors in Shopify (SHOP -2.69%) have gone on a wild ride in the last five years. The e-commerce software and payments platform saw surging growth and a meteoric rise in its stock price during the COVID-19 pandemic before crashing down to earth in 2022.
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Shopify (SHOP -1.96%) is still in the middle of its 2021 hangover, as shares are down 15% from all-time highs set during the COVID-19 pandemic stock market bubble. The stock is up over 100% in the last 12 months, but still has not eclipsed previous highs after going through a brutal drawdown in 2022.
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