Daily Journal Corporation (DJCO)
Summary
2 Small Caps with Recurring Revenue and Strong Balance Sheets
DJCO and IDT are diversifying away from legacy businesses with higher margin recurring revenue streams.
Daily Journal Incurs Q2 Loss Due to Investment Losses, Rising Costs
DJCO posts a loss per share in fiscal Q2 as unrealized investment losses and higher operating costs offset revenue growth at Journal Technologies.
Daily Journal Corporation: Maybe Not Enough Margin Of Safety
Daily Journal Corporation (DJCO) offers fair value, with most of its worth tied to marketable securities. DJCO's operating results are solid, driven by high-margin licensing and maintenance revenue growth in Journal Technologies. Valuation appears generous relative to peer Tyler Technologies (TYL), but apparent tax considerations, and a holding company-esque penalisation, can explain some of the gap.
Daily Journal Corporation Investors
| Name | Quantity | Cost | Value | Profit ($) | Gain (%) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SN Stephanie Nee HARBOR CAPITAL ADVISORS Inc. | 16 | $7,717.44 | $9,673.96 | $1,956.52 | 25.35% |
 Point72 Asset Management LP Point72 Asset Management LP | 981 | $473,176 | $585,068.4 | $111,892.4 | 23.65% |
| YA Yinka Akinsola Blue Trust Inc. | 1 | $487.32 | $595.43 | $108.11 | 22.18% |
 Joseph Castro Nuveen LLC | 2,174 | $865,023.14 | $1.3M | $431,550.46 | 49.89% |
 Ana-Maria Ignat Covestor Ltd | 1 | $465.14 | $596.4 | $131.26 | 28.22% |
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Daily Journal Corporation Profile
| Software Industry | Information Technology Sector | Steven Myhill-Jones CEO | NASDAQ (CM) Exchange | 233912104 CUSIP |
| US Country | 400 Employees | - Last Dividend | - Last Split | 25 Feb 1992 IPO Date |
Overview
Daily Journal Corporation is a multi-faceted publishing and technology company that operates prominently within the regions of California, Arizona, Utah, and Australia. Established in 1987 and headquartered in Los Angeles, California, it has carved out a significant niche in the publishing industry by producing 10 newspapers of general circulation. These publications range from the Los Angeles Daily Journal to The Record Reporter, covering a diverse array of local and regional news, legal developments, and commercial notices. Beyond its traditional publishing segment, Daily Journal Corporation has also made significant strides into the technological domain through its Journal Technologies wing. This segment caters to the digital needs of the legal and justice sectors by providing sophisticated case management software systems and related products, laying the groundwork for a modern, more efficient judicial process.
Products and Services
Daily Journal Corporation extends its services beyond traditional newspaper publishing by offering a comprehensive suite of case management software products under its Journal Technologies segment. These offerings are designed to streamline operations for courts, legal offices, and other justice agencies. Below is a detailed overview of their key software solutions:
- eCourt: A browser-based case processing system that facilitates the management of court cases. It allows for electronic filing, case tracking, and scheduling, enhancing the efficiency of court operations.
- eProsecutor: Tailored for prosecutors' offices, this software supports the management of case files electronically, from initiation through disposition, thereby improving the productivity and efficacy of the prosecution process.
- eDefender: Similar in function to eProsecutor, eDefender is designed for public defenders, enabling streamlined case management, document handling, and collaboration, which are vital for defenders' offices to operate effectively.
- eProbation: This system is developed for probation departments, offering tools to manage caseloads, monitor compliance, and facilitate communication between probation officers and clients, thereby promoting better case outcomes.
- eFile: A browser-based interface that enables attorneys and the public to file documents with the court electronically, simplifying the submission process, reducing paper usage, and increasing the accessibility of court services.
- ePayIt: Primarily a service for the online payment of traffic citations, ePayIt extends the convenience of electronic payments to court-related fees, fostering easier compliance with court orders and financial obligations.
