MNDY is the ticker symbol for monday.com Ltd., an Israeli-American software company whose shares trade on the Nasdaq Global Select Market. The company provides a cloud-based Work OS platform that helps organizations manage projects, workflows, and collaboration. MNDY stock represents an ownership stake in that business, and its price reflects investor expectations about growth, profitability, and execution. For current price, market cap, and other live metrics, check the latest MNDY data displayed on this page.
Recent performance for MNDY depends on the latest trading sessions, and that information changes daily. Rather than relying on a single snapshot, investors often compare MNDY's price action against its 52-week range, the broader software sector, and major indexes. Up-to-date price changes, volume, and percentage moves for MNDY are available in the market data section of this page, which reflects the most current trading activity.
Valuation for MNDY typically involves comparing its market capitalization and enterprise value against revenue, gross profit, free cash flow, and growth rates. Because many software companies reinvest heavily, price-to-sales and EV-to-revenue are often more informative than a P/E ratio alone. Investors may also review forward estimates and peer comparisons. Exact valuation multiples for MNDY fluctuate with the share price and reported financials, so use the latest figures shown on this page.
To buy MNDY, you generally need a brokerage account that offers access to U.S. exchanges, since MNDY trades on the Nasdaq. From there, you can place a market or limit order during regular trading hours. Some brokers also support fractional shares, which can lower the entry cost. Before trading, confirm any commissions, order types, and settlement details with your brokerage, and review the latest MNDY quote on this page for current pricing.
Key risks for MNDY include intense competition in the collaboration and work-management software market, dependence on continued customer growth and retention, and exposure to foreign-exchange and geopolitical factors given its international operations. The stock can also be sensitive to changes in technology spending, interest rates, and broader market sentiment. Additionally, high-growth software shares often trade at elevated valuations, which can amplify price swings if results disappoint.
Useful metrics for MNDY include revenue growth, gross margin, operating margin, free cash flow, and net dollar retention, which indicate how well the company expands within existing customers. Billings and remaining performance obligations can offer visibility into future revenue. Investors may also track customer count and average revenue per customer. These figures are reported in monday.com's quarterly and annual filings, and the latest summaries are linked through the financials section of this page.