Maxim Group downgrades PaySign to Hold from Buy

Paysign (PAYS) reported Q3 2026 earnings, highlighting growth in its patient affordability business with revenue doubling to $16.6M YoY. Plasma revenue rose 7.5% to $13.8M. The company expects to offset a loss of 113 plasma centers with new clients. Patient affordability drove strong margins and operating leverage, while Apherion, a plasma industry software, is under regulatory review.

Paysign, Inc. (PAYS) filed an SEC Form 8-K — Results of Operations and Financial Condition. Exhibit 99.1 Earnings Release Paysign Reports Record Third Quarter 2026 Revenue of $30.8 Million, Up 43%; Operating Margin More Than Triples to 23.8% Patient Affordability Growth Drives Revenue and Margin Expansion Raises Full Year 2026 Gross Margin, Net Income, GAAP EPS and Adju

Paysign, Inc. (PAYS) filed an SEC Form 8-K — Results of Operations and Financial Condition. Exhibit 99.1 Earnings Release Paysign Reports Record Second Quarter 2026 Revenue of $28.3 Million, Up 48%; Raises Full-Year Outlook Growth Driven by Continued Momentum in Plasma and Patient Affordability Businesses Mix Shift and Expense Discipline Continue to Drive Gross and Oper

Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang resigned after reports of multiple extramarital affairs, including with a subordinate. Despite the scandal, many former employees and Silicon Valley figures expressed support for Huang, citing his leadership and influence. Nvidia's CFO, Colette Kress, is now interim leader. Huang was instrumental in Nvidia's growth and AI industry financing, with critics raising concerns about circular financing.

Dell Technologies, set to report Q3 earnings on November 24, faces challenges including a 35% stock drop, insider sales, and China-related concerns. Analysts expect EPS to double to $7 and revenue to reach $49B. Nvidia's leadership crisis and restricted chips in China add risks. Insiders, including Silver Lake, sold millions in shares. Hedge funds and analysts have turned cautious, with some downgrading the stock.

Nvidia's former CEO Jensen Huang's exit due to reported extramarital affairs leaves the company's new interim CEO, Colette Kress, with the task of rebuilding trust among employees. Huang's departure highlights the lack of a public succession plan, and the new leader will face challenges in maintaining operations and addressing employee concerns. Nvidia's next CEO will need to navigate public scrutiny and help employees cope with the aftermath of the scandal.