Reddit stock falls sharply after quarterly results; poster calls reaction an overreaction
A Reddit r/stocks poster says RDDT dropped sharply after reporting quarterly results, which the poster describes as strong. The post states revenue growth of 53% year over year and gross margins of 91.5%, and says the stock now trades at an 18 PE after what the poster calls a massive overreaction. The poster also says the company is projected to grow 30-40% in the coming year and has low debt.
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Reddit's stock fell sharply after its quarterly report, which the poster calls a massive overreaction.
“after today's massive overreaction, the stock trades at an 18PE”
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Reddit reported revenue growth of 53% year over year.
“Revenue growth of 53% YoY”
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Reddit reported gross margins of 91.5%.
“Gross Margins 91.5%”
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Reddit's stock trades at an 18 PE after the sell-off.
“the stock trades at an 18PE”
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Reddit is projected to grow 30-40% within the coming year.
“still projected to grow 30-40% within the coming year”
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The poster says the business has low debt.
“The business is low debt, high”
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