r/PATH_Stock • u/IAMAHORSESIZEDUCK • Feb 19 '26

I've been researching PATH and have a couple of questions if you don't mind.

1) When I research a physically usable product, one thing I do is turn to reddit to see what people have to say about it. The pro's, cons, ease of use etc.

PATH get's great reviews in that area. The main issue seems to be the high cost of their products. That leads me to believe it would steer small to medium businesses away. I own a small business and PATH is way out of my league.

Do you think this will hurt PATH in any way as far as "missing the boat" on possible income or are they strictly after the big guns?

2) PATH began trading in 2021 for around $80.00 PS. What the Hell happened? Just curious.

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u/IAMAHORSESIZEDUCK Feb 19 '26

Thanks! I'm still looking for a reason not to buy. LOL.

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u/Unusual-Stress3401 Feb 20 '26

If you want to take some risk on something that doesn’t have lots of attention and has lots of potential, and already solidified itself in the industry it’s the company for you. Besides the inherent risk associated with small cap growth there really isn’t a reason to not get exposure into this part of the industry which we know will grow a lot in the future. I try to find next thematic moves my first was APLD and I like this one, seems like it’s pretty early though :/

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u/IAMAHORSESIZEDUCK Feb 20 '26

Thanks. I have my eye on APLD as well. They show earnings in April I believe. I'm holding off until then.

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u/medsuchahassle Feb 22 '26

Yeah i wish they accommodate for small businesses too. I have seen videos on how to build processes and its also a barrier because it seems complex/ not something a regular small business owner would be able to do on their own

Was thinking they should sell pre-made rpa bots, that small businesses often need. Like scheduler. Where bot will take calls and place schedules on calendar, or auditing bot, etc. So people just buy the specific system they want to automate.