Snap (SNAP) closed the most recent trading day at $9.33, moving +1.08% from the previous trading session.
Snap advances in AR and benefits from advertising revenue growth, but competition and regional pressures suggest investors should wait for better entry points in 2025.
Snap's shift to a subscription model, including the new Platinum service, aims to boost revenue per subscription. The social media company has the potential to exit 2025 with $1+ billion in recurring subscription revenues. The stock is undervalued compared to other media firms with subscription revenues like Netflix and Spotify.
Snap Inc. is undervalued at $9 per share, with a potential 20% upside from my base case price target, making it a buy for risk-tolerant investors. The stock has been range-bound, typically finding support around $8 and resistance around $12, presenting a favorable risk-reward scenario. Key concerns include user retention as the current demographic ages and challenges in monetizing the platform amid stiff competition from giants like META and GOOGL.
In the most recent trading session, Snap (SNAP) closed at $9.60, indicating a -1.74% shift from the previous trading day.
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Snap (SNAP 0.56%) faced a series of challenges over the last few years. Many of them originated from an adjustment to Apple's privacy rules in 2021, which made it difficult for app developers to track their users across the internet.
Snap shows promise with AI/AR innovation. Cautious investors may wait for clearer market signals and key performance indicators before entering in the rest of 2025.
Snap (NYSE: SNAP) recently released its Q4 results, with revenue and earnings exceeding the street estimates. It reported revenue of $1.56 billion and adjusted earnings of $0.16 per share, compared to the consensus estimates of $1.55 billion and $0.14, respectively.
Snap CEO Evan Spiegel said the "environment of uncertainty" around TikTok is good for its business. Snap saw a boost in engagement when TikTok "went dark" last month, Spiegel told investors.
Snap Inc. SNAP shares are trading lower following fourth-quarter financial results reported on Tuesday and several analysts revised the price forecast.