Snap Inc. (SNAP)
1 Undervalued Growth Stock Down 86% to Buy Before 2025
This growth stock is delivering excellent revenue growth while keeping costs under control.
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I'm upgrading Snap stock from sell to buy after a 6% price drop since my sell call and on potential gains from TikTok's U.S. ban, expected January 19th. TikTok's likely U.S. ban could benefit Snapchat significantly, as 70% of Snapchat users also use TikTok, and this could present higher user engagement on the platform. Snapchat is well aware and rolling out an expanded creator monetization program only days after the TikTok (possible) ban. I think this good news has yet to be priced in.
Snapchat announces expanded revenue-sharing program for its creators
Top Snapchat creators will soon have more ways to make money on the social media app.
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Snapchat: 2025 Could Be Their Year
Snapchat's stock has been volatile in 2024, but strong Q3 performance and growth in Snapchat+ subscriptions position it well for 2025. The potential TikTok ban in the U.S. could significantly boost Snapchat's user base and Snapchat+ subscriptions, offering a substantial growth catalyst. Despite high forward P/E ratios, Snapchat's impressive revenue growth justifies the premium, making shares a strong buy with potential 20% upside.
Snap: 25 Million Reasons To Love
Snap trades near recent lows despite record revenues and a booming subscription business. The company has innovation in AR and AI, including Spectacles and My AI chat, driving user engagement and revenue growth, yet the market remains skeptical. Snapchat+ subscription service, with 12 million subscribers, could reach $1.5 billion in run rate revenue exiting 2025, significantly boosting Snap's financial outlook.
SNAP stock is troubled, but a major comeback can't be ruled out
Snap stock price has gone nowhere since 2022 as concerns about its growth and rising competition rose. It has remained between the support at $8.22 and the resistance at $17.57 in the past few years as the NASDAQ 100 and the S&P 500 indices have soared to a record high.
Why Is Snap (SNAP) Down 8% Since Last Earnings Report?
Snap (SNAP) reported earnings 30 days ago. What's next for the stock?
SNAP Stock Rises 6.6% Post Q3 Earnings: Is This a Buy Opportunity?
Snap's 6.6% stock surge in the past month signals a strong buy opportunity as Q3 shows growth in users, revenues and AR innovation, backed by $3.2 billion cash reserves.
Instagram takes on Snapchat with new location-sharing feature
Instagram is introducing the ability for users to share their locations with their friends via DMs (direct messages), the company announced on Monday. The feature indicates that the Meta-owned social network is looking to challenge services like Apple's “Find My” and Snapchat's Snap Map, both of which are popular ways for users to see their friends' and loved ones' live locations.
Snap seeks to dismiss New Mexico lawsuit over child safety
Snap on Thursday filed a motion to dismiss a New Mexico lawsuit that alleged the tech company enabled child sexual exploitation on its messaging app Snapchat, arguing there were inaccuracies to the state's investigation.
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