monday.com enters its confirmed November 9 results date with a split between reported growth and a weaker daily chart. The latest available company results are for the second quarter ended June 30; the upcoming third-quarter result is still unknown. A price move by itself does not identify its cause.
The completed November 6 chart
MNDY closed the November 6 regular session at $87.93, down 6.30% from the November 5 close of $93.84. The close was below its $90.72 50-day simple average but above its $82.53 200-day average. A completed daily close back above $90.72, followed by a daily retest and close above it, would support a short-term reclaim. A completed close below $82.53 would weaken the longer-average context. Neither line is a guaranteed floor or target.
What the last reported quarter actually showed
In its August 10 release for Q2 2026, monday.com reported $364.6 million of revenue, up 22% year over year; management said foreign exchange added about 110 basis points to that growth. GAAP operating loss was $1.5 million, while company-defined non-GAAP operating income was $61.1 million. Those are different measures and should not be interchanged.
Operating cash flow was $55.4 million, down from $66.8 million a year earlier. Company-defined adjusted free cash flow was $52.3 million, down from $64.1 million; its adjustments include a headquarters capital-spending add-back. The company also reported $853.4 million in cash and cash equivalents and $219.4 million in marketable securities at June 30. Revenue growth and cash conversion therefore deserve separate checks in the next release.
The quarter's weighted-average diluted share count was 44.442 million, versus 53.272 million a year earlier. That is a per-share calculation denominator, not the number of shares outstanding on November 6. The company reported buying back about 2.333 million shares during Q2; a smaller denominator can affect per-share comparisons alongside operating performance.
What November 9 needs to answer
The issuer notice confirms the November 9 Q3 report date and a management call, but does not state a results-release session. The next check is reported revenue growth alongside GAAP operating results, operating cash flow, adjusted free cash flow, share count and guidance. No Q3 figures are assumed here. See the issuer-confirmed Earnings Week board and the November 6 Daily Levels.
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