$ACCO

ACCO Brands (NYSE:ACCO) reported quarterly earnings of $0.54 per share which beat the analyst consensus estimate of $0.48 by 12.5 percent. This is a 68.75 percent increase over earnings of $0.32 per share from the same period last year. The company reported quarterly sales of $570.30 million which beat the analyst consensus estimate of $560.93 million by 1.67 percent. This is a 23.95 percent increase over sales of $460.10 million the same period last year.

$ACCO getting a little spicy before that earnings today

I don't think so but that got me to look at boy $LOGI which is setting up now > @bunnytoad69 said: $ACCO held up well, never too late to check it out 🅱️🅱️ @benlax

$ACCO held up well, never too late to check it out 🅱️🅱️ @benlax

$ACCO doing g00d today

hi guys i hope u regret not buying $ACCO, u could have gotten solid 2.65% gains

@Benlax check out my $ACCO Thesis, i was right about MSFT and MRVL so get with the program dawg

alright guys here's my thesis --- ACCO Brands ($ACCO) owns Kensington, i believe its #2 in their portfolio. Kensington is known for making a bunch of weird computer peripheral shit like those cable locks for a laptop (they invented/patented that). anyways. as you can imagine when COVID hit they had a pretty good year because folks were ordering their keyboards, random peripherals and stuff for home usage. there was also shortages of other vendors like Dell, HP, etc. Kensington has started to introduce some more enterprise IT products on the cybersecurity side, specifically biometric authentication tokens and fingerprint sensors that are being used for passwordless login. there is massive adoption of passwordless in the enterprise world because unfortunately a sophisticated attacker would recreate your company's login page, send you a phishing link, harvest your username, password and your MFA code. So the traditional forms of Multifactor authentication where you get a 6 digit pin send to your phone are actually exploitable in a way that passwordless biometrics arent TLDR: whitehouse issued an executive order in may 2021 about zero trust and improving nations cybersecurity. next 3 years will be an absolutely massive adoption of passwordless there will be lots of winners. Yubico is already a winner. (Brought to you by an expert in this industry)

alright guys he's my thesis --- ACCO Brands ($ACCO) owns Kensington, i believe its #2 in their portfolio. Kensington is known for making a bunch of weird computer peripheral shit like those cable locks for a laptop (they invented/patented that). anyways. as you can imagine when COVID hit they had a pretty good year because folks were ordering their keyboards, random peripherals and stuff for home usage. there was also shortages of other vendors like Dell, HP, etc.

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