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Daily Journal Corporation

DJCO · NASDAQ

Market closed$593.13$-2.85 (-0.48%)After hours $593.13 · 0.00%

Key statistics

Previous close$595.98
Open$589.13
Day high$598.64
Day low$581.39
52-week high$674.75
52-week low$348.63
Market cap817.17M
Volume25.19K
Average volume34.36K
P/E ratio58.44
Forward P/E—
EPS10.15
Dividend yield0.00%

Market context

Why it moved

DJCO shares edged lower amid light trading volume and a lack of significant company-specific catalysts, suggesting the modest decline reflects routine market pressure and profit-taking rather than any major news event.

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What is happening

Recent company-specific developments and publisher coverage.

July 15, 2026Daily Journal Corporation shares rose 3.30% on Wednesday, closing at $589.51 — a notable outperformance relative to the broader software sector, which was broadly punished after IBM's historic 25% single-day collapse triggered fears that AI-driven capital expenditure reprioritization toward hardware is squeezing software budgets. Despite peers like ServiceNow, Workday, and Salesforce falling 3-6%, Daily Journal's niche focus on legal publishing and court technology software insulated it from the selloff. Separately, RWWM Inc. trimmed its DJCO stake by 2% in Q1 but still holds ~26% of shares outstanding, while Weiss Ratings issued a modest downgrade to 'Hold (C-).'

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July 14, 2026Daily Journal Corporation closed modestly lower, caught in a broad software sector selloff triggered by IBM's historic earnings warning. IBM cratered over 20%—its worst single-day drop ever—after revealing clients shifted budgets away from software toward hardware and memory purchases amid AI-driven supply constraints, rattling the entire software industry. While Daily Journal's court technology software business serves a niche government market less exposed to enterprise IT budget cycles, it was not immune to the sector-wide pressure that sent the iShares Expanded Tech-Software ETF (IGV) down roughly 2% on the day.

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July 8, 2026Daily Journal Corporation closed up nearly 2.7%, outperforming a broadly weaker market as investors rotated into software and enterprise application names amid a sharp semiconductor selloff. The session was dominated by macro turbulence — Trump declared the U.S.-Iran peace framework 'over,' sending oil prices surging over 5% and triggering a risk-off move across equities — yet software stocks proved relatively resilient as capital rotated away from AI hardware into enterprise software. DJCO, a niche legal software and media holding company, benefited from this broader software outperformance theme, though below-average volume of ~23,000 shares suggests the move reflects sector rotation rather than a company-specific catalyst.

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July 6, 2026Daily Journal Corporation closed essentially unchanged, holding near the $584 level as investors weigh the company's ongoing transition toward its Journal Technologies software unit. Recent AI analyst upgrades from multiple models on TipRanks highlighted DJCO's debt-free balance sheet and growing recurring revenue from its court case-management software, while flagging a stretched P/E near 60 as a key risk. The broader software sector faces its own headwinds, with IGV down ~10.5% year-to-date amid an AI-driven rotation away from traditional software names, though veteran analysts argue quality software companies remain undervalued.

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July 2, 2026Daily Journal Corporation shares declined, underperforming amid a broad tech selloff driven by chip-related concerns and macro uncertainty ahead of the June U.S. jobs report. The broader software sector faced headwinds as investors weighed Fed Chair Warsh's remarks on inflation, rising rate-hike expectations, and reports that Meta and OpenAI may reduce demand for new AI hardware — pressuring the XLK technology ETF sharply lower on the day. DJCO, a small-cap software company best known for its court technology platform and Charlie Munger-era investment portfolio, saw below-average volume, suggesting the decline was largely sector-driven rather than company-specific.

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June 29, 2026Daily Journal Corporation closed up over 3%, outperforming a broadly recovering software sector as investors rotated back into beaten-down application software names. The tailwind came from a combination of macro relief — the US and Iran halting tit-for-tat strikes in the Strait of Hormuz, easing inflation and rate-hike fears — and a narrative shift in software stocks after reports that OpenAI may delay its IPO reduced fears of near-term AI disruption to incumbent SaaS platforms. The XLK technology ETF also recovered meaningfully on the day as geopolitical de-escalation lifted long-duration growth stocks broadly.

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June 24, 2026Daily Journal Corporation edged higher on Tuesday, outperforming a battered technology sector that saw Information Technology fall nearly 4% amid a two-day global tech selloff driven by concerns over frothy AI valuations and crowded institutional positioning in semiconductor and AI infrastructure names. The company's niche positioning as a thinly traded software and legal publishing firm with limited AI exposure helped it sidestep much of the sector turbulence; its latest quarterly results showed revenue up ~25% year-over-year and net profit surging over 177%, underscoring improving financial momentum even as broader tech peers faced valuation pressure.

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Stock Titan · July 16, 2026Daily Journal Corp (DJCO) discloses 256,664,220 in 13F holdingsSimply Wall Street · May 15, 2026Daily Journal (DJCO) Q2 Loss Of US$34.6 Million Challenges High Quality Earnings NarrativeSeeking Alpha · April 28, 2026Daily Journal Corporation: Maybe Not Enough Margin Of Safety (NASDAQ:DJCO)Quiver Quantitative · December 29, 2025Daily Journal Corporation Reports Record Revenue of $87.7 Million for Fiscal Year 2025Investing.com · December 16, 2025Daily Journal appoints Erik Nakamura as chief financial officerBarron's · October 28, 2025Berkshire’s Charlie Munger Long Chaired This Legal Publisher. Its Stock Looks Cheap.Hedge Fund Alpha · July 28, 2025Charlie Munger-Linked Daily Journal Accused Of Accounting Irregularities, Called To File 8-K

Peers

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