Smith Micro Software, Inc. Stock Price

Boring, old, fusty SMSI eeking out an existence until the CEO throws in the towel. Ask these questions: What is the market potential for their latest software seeing that their main product is not available on all US networks, it's made for families, needed by one parent, who can be bothered to pay $10-20 (avg.) monthly for a software that their kids WON'T use - max 16m potential shoppers.Read more

Smith Micro is betting on a growing need for family safety and connected-device security tools sold through big phone carriers, with new SafePath launches and cost cuts as the near-term turning points. The catch is it’s coming off falling sales and ongoing losses, and it faces tough competition and the risk that carriers don’t adopt the new products fast enough.Read more

Smith Micro bets on mobile carriers to bundle family and senior safety features into phone plans, but its progress depends on a small handful of big partners deciding to roll it out and market it well. The upside comes from new carrier launches and a bigger reach into senior safety, while the main worry is that slow deployments, in-house carrier alternatives, or cuts that hurt product quality keep the turnaround from sticking.Read more

Smith Micro is betting on selling family safety phones through mobile carriers, with a push into both kids and seniors that could widen its customer base and make revenue more predictable. But revenue has been shrinking and the business is still losing money, so the story hinges on carriers successfully rolling out these devices and the company keeping costs under control.Read more

Catalysts About Smith Micro Software Smith Micro Software provides carrier grade family safety, digital lifestyle and messaging solutions for mobile network operators worldwide. What are the underlying business or industry changes driving this perspective?Read more