AXON is strategically positioned, leveraging its strong foothold in key end markets amid certain challenges.
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An increasing number of companies are stepping up to help police departments ease the burden of administrative tasks with AI tools. Axon, widely recognized for its Taser devices and body cameras, was among the first companies to introduce AI specifically for the common police work of report writing and its AI is being tested in California, Colorado and Indiana.
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AXON clinches deal to supply its Axon Body 4 cameras and digital evidence management system to Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
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Axon Enterprise stock (NASDAQ: AXON), best known for its products, including taser and body cams for the law enforcement agencies, surged nearly 30% on Friday, November 8, after the company posted a solid Q3 beat and raised its outlook. Axon reported revenue of $544 million and earnings of $1.45 per share, compared to the consensus estimates of $527 million and $1.20 respectively.
Major U.S. equities indexes ticked higher to wrap up an eventful week of political and economic news. Election Day on Tuesday was followed by the Federal Reserve's announcement on Thursday of a quarter-point interest-rate cut.
George Tsilis joins Overlooked Stocks to talk Axon Enterprise (AXON) and GEO, which he calls Trump trades. Axon makes tasers and body cameras, while GEO Group (GEO) runs private prisons.