E2open Parent Stock Discussion

The company's high debt compared to its market cap of US$1.28b could risk shareholders if lenders demand balance sheet improvement. Its future earnings will determine the health of its balance sheet. Its trailing twelve month loss of US$1.3b is seen as risky.

ETWO is currently undervalued and the positive growth outlook hasn't fully factored into the share price yet, suggesting a potential opportunity to invest in the stock. Financial health among other factors also need to be considered while making investment decisions.

E2open's poor revenue forecasts justify its low P/S ratio. With falling revenues, the P/S ratio could further decline, potentially impacting the share price.

Options flow started the Friday session extremely messy as both call and put buyers were active nearly at an even pace. That being said, a big chunk of morning protection steemed from China-related issues and once that activity dried up, flow had a much cleaner look to it into the afternoon. 
Mega-cap tech and secular growth(lower rates related) were once again where buyers maintained focus. Players were on the hunt for that lower yields theme needing more exposure into tech earnings, but also because of an expectation for a more dovish Fed this week, coming off a spike in worldwide health conditions.
On the sentiment front
Short-term sentiment finally pushed higher off Friday's rally but finished short of landing in the "caution zone", many intermediate-term indicators hardly budged last week. 
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On Tuesday, the flow action started the session off sloppy with selective defensive tech names seeking bullish positioning, while inflation and reopening plays were littered with protection.
Flow cleaned itself up through the mid-session once morning put buying dried up and intraday sentiment flashed some green rates continue to head lower and dominate the tape with aggressive rotation into deflationary issues. First, it was the underbelly of growth that got this rotation started and now the scramble has been focused on the likes of...