Truist is optimistic on DraftKings on the back of the company's second-quarter earnings.
Jonas the company "showed us the money — a quicker and more visible path to profitability" with the report.
"Following a Q2 inflection to profitability, we think DKNG's training wheels are off.
Management has deftly navigated around numerous early threats, and we think the path to significant and sustainable profitability has become clearer," Jonas said in a Tuesday note.
He noted that DraftKings has seen continued market share gains and appears to be narrowing the gap with its competitor FanDuel.
Persons:
Barry Jonas, DraftKings, Jonas, FanDuel, —, Michael Bloom
Organizations:
Management
Locations:
Monday's, . Ohio