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    AI Stock Check · The Money GPSUpdated Aug 10, 2026 · live

    Is Shopify (SHOP) a Buy Right Now?

    A plain-English read on Shopify stock — what the chart and the numbers are saying today, with no jargon and no hype.

    HOLDShopify is currently in a neutral position, suggesting that waiting for more clarity may be the most prudent approach.
    Price
    $151.57
    Today
    +2.80%
    RSI (14)
    73
    AI Confidence
    Medium
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    What this means, in plain English

    Shopify is trading at $151.57, reflecting a 2.8% change today. The stock is currently in a sideways trend, meaning it is moving horizontally rather than clearly up or down. It remains above its 200-day average of $131.8, which shows long-term strength, but the current price is nearing its recent resistance of $153.88.

    The RSI, or Relative Strength Index—a gauge of whether a stock has climbed too far, too fast—is at 73.4. Since any reading above 70 suggests the stock is possibly overbought, we are seeing signs that the price might be stretched. Given these factors, a hold strategy is currently the most balanced path.

    Should you buy Shopify stock?

    Buying now means entering near a ceiling where the stock has struggled to climb higher. Because the RSI indicates the price may be overextended, it is wiser to hold and wait for a more favorable entry point. Avoid rushing into a trade when the data suggests caution.

    Is SHOP a good stock for beginners?

    Shopify is a large company, but its high P/E ratio of 159.5—a measure of how much you pay for each dollar of earnings—shows it can be expensive relative to its profits. Its wide 52-week range of $94 to $182.19 also highlights significant volatility, which can be stressful for new investors.

    What's driving SHOP right now

    WatchHigh RSI reading

    The RSI of 73.4 suggests the stock may have climbed too far, too fast recently.

    TailwindAbove long-term average

    The current price of $151.57 sits comfortably above the 200-day average of $131.8.

    HeadwindNearing price ceiling

    The stock is currently trading very close to its recent resistance level of $153.88.

    SupportEstablished floor

    The stock has a recent support level, or price floor, established at $111.06.

    What Shopify actually does

    Shopify Inc., a commerce technology company, provides tools to start, scale, market, and run a business of various sizes in Canada, the United States, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, the Asia Pacific, and Latin America. The Company offers Shopify platform that enables merchants to manage products and inventory, process orders and payments, fulfill and ship orders, build customer relationships, source products, leverage analytics, and reporting and access financing for running their business across all of their sales channels, including web and mobile storefronts, physical retail locations, social media storefronts, and marketplaces. It also provides Shopify Payments, a fully integrated payment processing service that allows merchants to accept and process payment cards online and offline. In addition, the company engages in the sale of themes and apps; shipping labels through Shopify Shipping; point-of-sale hardware; advertising on the Shopify App Store; and Shop Campaigns for buyer acquisitions, as well as registration of domain names. The company was formerly known as Jaded Pixel Technologies Inc. and changed its name to Shopify Inc. in November 2011. Shopify Inc. was incorporated in 2004 and is based in Ottawa, Canada.

    Industry · Software - ApplicationHQ · Ottawa, ON, CanadaPublic since · 2015Market cap · $196.69B

    Shopify by the numbers

    Market cap$196.69B
    P/E (trailing)101.7
    P/E (forward)62.3
    Price / sales14.8
    Price / book15.8
    Revenue growth (yoy)33.7%
    Earnings growth (yoy)68.1%
    Profit margin14.5%
    Return on equity15.5%
    Dividend yieldPays no dividend

    Wall Street consensus on SHOP is Buy. That is the analyst community's view, shown for context — it is not our read and not a recommendation.

    Who owns Shopify?

    Institutions — pension funds, asset managers, index providers — hold 73.1% of SHOP, and the concentration matters: the largest single holder alone controls 4.14% of the company.

    Institutional
    73.1%
    Top holder
    4.14%
    Top 6 combined
    18.87%
    HolderShares% held
    50.06M4.14%
    45.83M3.79%
    36.38M3.01%

    Names withheld — plus 3 more records not shown.

    See who owns it
    The Power Map names every reported holder, their share count and how the stake has changed, for SHOP and every other company in the suite.

    What Shopify insiders have been doing

    Executives and directors must disclose their own trades in company stock. Of the last 6 disclosed transactions we hold for Shopify, 4 were sales and 0 were open-market purchases; the other 2 were awards, vesting or option exercises rather than a decision to buy or sell. Insiders sell for many ordinary reasons — scheduled plans, tax, diversification — so a sale is not by itself a signal.

    Disclosed
    6
    Sales
    4
    Open-market buys
    0
    Value sold
    $7.6M
    InsiderDateTypeSharesValue
    2026-08-05SELL10.9K$1.6M
    2026-08-05SELL675$99.9K
    2026-08-05AWARD / VEST34.0K$1.6M

    Names withheld — plus 3 more records not shown.

    See which insiders
    Members see the name and role behind every Form 4, the full transaction history, and alerts when an insider files.

    The numbers behind the read

    Trend sideways · above its 200-day average
    Recent support / resistance$111.06 — $153.88
    52-week range$94.00 — $182.19
    P/E ratio159.5

    Who in Washington has been trading SHOP?

    Members of Congress must disclose trades over $1,000 within 45 days under the STOCK Act. 11 disclosures name SHOP — filed by 4 separate members and worth $123K–$370K combined (filings report bands, never exact amounts). 5 purchase-side, 6 sale-side, most recently on 2026-02-03.

    Disclosures
    11
    Members
    4
    Bought / sold
    5 / 6
    Value filed
    $123K–$370K
    MemberDateActionAmount filed
    2026-02-03SELL$1,001 - $15,000
    2026-01-30SELL$50,001 - $100,000
    2025-12-08BUY$50,001 - $100,000

    Names withheld — plus 8 more records not shown.

    See which members
    A disclosure is a matter of public record, not evidence of wrongdoing and not a signal to trade. Members get the name, chamber, committee and full filing history behind every row — see the Congress trades tracker.
    Bottom line

    With the stock testing its upper limits and showing signs of being overbought, the most honest approach is to hold your position.

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    Beginner questions about SHOP

    Should I buy SHOP stock?+–

    With an RSI of 73.4 indicating the stock is possibly overbought, it is better to hold and wait for a better price.

    Is SHOP a good long-term investment?+–

    While the stock is above its 200-day average of $131.8, the high P/E ratio of 159.5 suggests you are paying a premium for current earnings.

    Is SHOP a buy or a sell?+–

    The data suggests a hold, as the price is near its recent resistance of $153.88 and showing signs of being overextended.

    Is SHOP overvalued?+–

    A P/E ratio of 159.5 is quite high, which means the market is pricing in significant future growth expectations.

    Is SHOP a good stock for beginners?+–

    Beginners should be aware of the stock's wide 52-week range of $94 to $182.19, which indicates high volatility.

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    Important disclaimer

    This page is for educational and informational purposes only and is not financial, investment, tax, or legal advice, nor a recommendation, offer, or solicitation to buy, sell, or hold Shopify (SHOP) or any other security. The Money GPS is not a registered investment adviser, broker-dealer, or financial planner, and no content here should be relied upon to make an investment decision.

    The verdict, indicators, and commentary are generated automatically — in part using AI — from third-party market data (via Yahoo Finance) that may be delayed, incomplete, or inaccurate, and is provided “as is” without any warranty. Figures reflect the market as of 2026-08-07 and change constantly; the read above may already be out of date. A “Buy,” “Hold,” or “Be Careful” label is a simplified, rules-based signal for beginners — not a price target or a guarantee of any outcome.

    All investing involves risk, including the possible loss of your entire principal. Past performance and historical patterns do not guarantee future results. Always do your own research and consult a licensed financial professional who knows your personal circumstances before investing. You are solely responsible for your own investment decisions. The Money GPS and its authors may hold positions in the securities discussed and accept no liability for any loss arising from the use of this information.