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DigitalOcean Holdings, Inc. DOCN

Issue No. 12 pick · September 11, 2026 · Updated October 16, 2026

Technology

Setup Snapshot

The Setup in One Card

How DOCN moved and the catalyst behind the move, from its Issue No. 12 write-up. It is not on the current Scoreboard, so it carries no Friday Five Score this week.

Issue No. 12

Original Pick

Week of September 3 to September 10, 2026 Return

DOCN+19.79%

Sector Trend

Slippingdown 4.3 percent

Covered In

Issue No. 12 · September 11, 2026

Catalyst

Outlook Raise

Raised the 2027 growth outlook above 50 percent at a conference, then filed for up to 725 million dollars of equipment financing two days later

Return measured from the Thursday, September 3 close to the Thursday, September 10 close, the week it appeared in Issue No. 12.

Why It Moved

The Story Behind the Move

DOCNup 19.8 percent in Week of September 3 to September 10, 2026

Catalyst

Raised the 2027 growth outlook above 50 percent at a conference, then filed for up to 725 million dollars of equipment financing two days later

Why It Mattered

It rose 19.79 percent while the software group it belongs to fell 5.38 percent, which is the opposite of what an 18 basis point move in the 10 year yield should do to a growth company. The mix shift toward inference is the part that is a change in the business rather than a change in the forecast.

Risk Note

The growth target was stated on a stage and not in a filing, so it carries no liability and can be revised without a document. The financing is the bigger point: up to 725 million dollars of secured debt priced off the same swap curve that moved 22.4 basis points at the five year point this week, with draws running to September 2027.

Reader Takeaway

When a company raises a growth outlook and then borrows to fund it in the same week, the interest rate on the borrowing is part of the thesis. Read the filing that follows the presentation.

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