Thoughtworks Stock Discussion

Thoughtworks Holding's low P/S ratio is likely due to poor revenue performance and expectations of this trend continuing. The company's inferior revenue forecasts compared to the industry may contribute to the low P/S ratio, suggesting the share price may not rise significantly soon.

Thoughtworks Holding's downward trend in ROCE and the continued usage of the same amount of capital signify a potentially mature business showing signs of decline. Unless there's a shift in these metrics, it might be wise to consider investing elsewhere.

Insiders' purchase of shares above current prices signifies optimism for the stock's value and an alignment with shareholder interests. Despite no insider transactions in the last three months, Thoughtworks Holding insiders seem undeterred about the company's future.

Introduction
The Digital IT Services group is expected to see a downside risk to its estimates, given weak demand for project-based services and possible delays in bookings ramp. Although snap-back potential to pre-pandemic growth rates is seen at some point next year, there is still caution in the group until stability in estimates is observed. Revision risk is possible, and negative revision trends have be...