Reddit’s Q2 revenue of $805M (+61% YoY) beat expectations, but Q3 guidance of ~$865M (48% growth) triggered a 21% stock drop.
Value investors on r/ValueInvesting argue the core advertising business—not data licensing—will drive long-term returns, citing rising ad prices (+40% YoY) and expanding margins.
Retail sentiment remains cautiously bullish (sentiment score 0.15), with some speculative bets on a rebound to $200.
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Core Ads vs. Data Licensing: The Real Growth Driver
A detailed post on r/ValueInvesting argued that too much emphasis is being placed on ![]()
Q2 Earnings: Strong Quarter, Weak Guidance
Another r/ValueInvesting post provided a thorough breakdown of ![]()
Speculative Bets on a Rebound
On r/wallstreetbets, a trader posted a “last yolo” hoping ![]()
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