Donna Lymon 
Moishe Katri, the WedBush analyst, confirmed the news of the 12 months investment phase on behalf of Square, a payment company founded in 2009. The company aims at assisting digital receipts, preparing inventory and sales reports along with offering analytics and feedback to its clients. According to the reports, Square will now be heading towards for an investment phase for 6 to 12 months for reaccelerating the growth of sales revenue of the company.
The investors’ disappointment and non-satiety over the total payments volume made the company take such a decision. The company’s stock has fallen sharply since August 2019 by over 6% as compared to 19% rise last year.
Square was trying to start investing in its core business and the sell of Caviar to DoorDash was a clear indication of this. This time from 6 to 12 months, Square will be utilized to invest in sales, thereby doing the point-of-sale terminal business to return to its original competitive form.
However, Katri does not think that slowing down the potential revenue growth of the company, will boost up the share price of Square. According to him, the share stocks of the company will continue to underperform, and the boosting of the sales apparatus will also not help.
Another downside that the Company noticed that even though the company’s total sales revenue grew by 43%, the crypto profit remained low, which is a matter of great concern for the company.