Toast (NYSE: TOST) is a restaurant technology company with products for processing payments, taking orders, and more. And one year from now, Toast stock is likely to be trading higher than it is today ...

Toast shares jumped more than 10% after its Q3 2025 earnings report. Toast's third-quarter revenues rose 25% year over year to $1.63 billion. Your average analyst would have settled for $1.58 billion.

Maybe you've been watching Toast (NYSE: TOST) for a while. The maker of restaurant management software has been a market-beating performer recently, rising 75% in 52 weeks and 242% over the past three ...

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Toast, Inc. is rated a buy with a $42 price target, implying 20% upside over the next 12 months. TOST delivered strong FQ2 results with 25% revenue growth, 65% EPS growth, and expanding market share ...

I'm downgrading Toast (TOST) to a sell rating, as its valuation has reached unsustainable highs despite strong recent performance. Toast's current 41.9x EV/FY25 adjusted EBITDA multiple is a ...

Toast, a Boston-based fintech that makes restaurant software for accepting payments and managing orders, is the biggest company in its industry, with a 15% market share and $22 billion market value.

Toast's (NYSE: TOST) stock more than doubled over the past 12 months but remains nearly 40% below its all-time high from ...

Toast shares jumped more than 10% after its Q3 2025 earnings report. Adjusted earnings fell short of analyst targets, even though they more than doubled. Management sees big long-term growth potential ...

Toast’s stock has soared over the past year. The company is growing rapidly and expects to increase its market share. The stock looks reasonably valued, relative to its growth potential. Will Toast's ...