At time of writing, shares of Tyro Payments Ltd [ASX:TYR] are in a trading pause, having last traded down nearly 12%, or $2.32. Having shown some promising signs since March on a relatively strong Australian economy, the TYR share price went into free fall today...
At time of writing the Tyro Payments Ltd [ASX:TYR] share price is trading at $2.92, up 1.56%. The nation’s fifth-largest provider of EFTPOS machines recently copped a lot of backlash over a major outage to its service.
The Tyro Payments Ltd [ASX:TYR] share price is up more than 7%, to trade at $4.21. The TYR share price bounced strongly off the March market lows and is now registering some positive upwards momentum...
It has been far from smooth sailing for Tyro Payments Ltd [ASX:TYR], but data from June is beginning to paint a more positive outlook. The TYR share price is up .3% today, as the ASX threatens to shed more this week...
It’s been a savage day of trading for Tyro Payments Ltd [ASX:TYR]. At time of writing the TYR share price is down 12.11% and still falling. One of the worst performers out of a handful of fintech stocks getting hammered today. Which begs the question, is it time for investors to get out while they still can?
Today we look at Tyro’s trading update, their cash balance, and the impact of COVID-19 on their business. We then examine the outlook for the Tyro share price in light of its 75% drop in the space of just over a month.
At time of writing, the share price of Tyro Payments Ltd [ASX:TYR] is up 5.5%, trading at $4.22. The Tyro share price is on a strong run at the moment and up more than 50% from its original IPO price of $2.75....
We look at what Tyro’s competitive advantage is after its IPO. Despite expecting a fourth consecutive annual loss next year, their success may hinge on their ability to become a neo-lender.