The press‑release you referenced announces Table Trac’s Q2 2025 results, but the excerpt you provided does not include the actual revenue or net‑income figures (nor the prior‑period numbers needed to compute quarter‑over‑quarter or year‑over‑year changes). Because those numbers are missing, I cannot calculate the percentage changes you’re asking for.
If you can obtain the exact revenue and net‑income amounts for Q2 2025, Q1 2025, and Q2 2024 from the full filing (e.g., the company’s 10‑Q or the full GlobeNewswire release), you can compute the changes as follows:
- Quarter‑over‑quarter (QoQ) change = [(Q2 2025 – Q1 2025) ÷ Q1 2025] × 100%
- Year‑over‑year (YoY) change = [(Q2 2025 – Q2 2024) ÷ Q2 2024] × 100%
Once you have those percentages, they can be interpreted in a trading context: a strong QoQ or YoY revenue growth often validates the company’s growth trajectory and may support a bullish stance, while a decline in net income (especially if the revenue increase is not translating into profit) may signal margin pressure or rising costs, which could temper enthusiasm. In practice, traders often combine such fundamental shifts with technical analysis—e.g., watching the stock’s price relative to its 50‑day and 200‑day moving averages, volume trends, and any breakout patterns—before deciding on entry or exit points.
Actionable insight: If the upcoming full release shows revenue up >10 % QoQ and >20 % YoY with stable or improving net‑income margins, the stock may be a candidate for a short‑to‑mid‑term long, especially if the price is trading above its 20‑day EMA with rising volume. Conversely, if revenue grows but net income contracts sharply (e.g., >15 % YoY decline), consider a more defensive stance (e.g., a tighter stop‑loss or waiting for a clearer technical signal) until the company’s cost‑structure concerns are clarified. Please pull the exact numbers from the full filing to quantify these changes before making a trade.