Tyler Technologies (TYL, Financial) recently experienced a minor stock fluctuation, with its price dropping by 0.19%. The stock is currently trading at $600.00 per share with a trading volume of 129,295 shares and a turnover rate of 0.30%. The stock's price volatility is reported at 0.90%.
Financial reports indicate that Tyler Technologies achieved a revenue of $543 million, a net profit of $75.9 million, and earnings per share of $1.78. The company reported a gross profit of $224 million and a price-to-earnings ratio of 109.75.
In terms of analyst ratings, out of 20 institutions, 75% recommend buying the stock, while 25% suggest holding it. Notably, no institution recommends selling.
The software services industry, where Tyler Technologies operates, saw an overall increase of 1.15%. Within the sector, Cerence Inc., Brand Engagement Network Inc., and Palladyne Ai Corp have shown significant gains. Cerence Inc., Wag! Group Co., and Surgepays, Inc. are among the most actively traded stocks, with turnover rates of 161.29%, 109.61%, and 93.86%, respectively. Stocks with notable price fluctuations include Wag Group Co., Palladyne Ai Corp, and Brand Engagement Network Inc., with amplitudes of 226.15%, 202.21%, and 132.88%, respectively.
Tyler Technologies specializes in providing comprehensive software solutions and services tailored for cities, counties, schools, courts, and other local government entities. The company's primary products include Munis, an ERP system; Odyssey, a court management system; and various payment solutions. Additionally, the company offers supplementary modules and outsourced property tax assessment services.
