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Pinterest will likely report its second-quarter earnings results on July 31. Should you buy the stock before its earnings results?

Snapchat parent Snap (NYSE:SNAP) reported its second-quarter earnings results after the market closed yesterday. Snap stock fell 2.10% in regular trading.

When Twitter reports its earnings, a lot of investors will watch the user metrics. The company added 14 million daily active users in the first quarter.

Yesterday, Snap stock rose 3.0% and closed at $25.27. The social media company is set to report its second-quarter earnings after the market closes today.

Snapchat parent Snap plans to report its earnings for the second quarter of 2020 after markets close tomorrow. The stock has had a good run this year.

On Tuesday, Snap stock gained 5.9% and closed at $24.81 with a market cap of $36.2 billion. The stock rose following reports that the US might ban TikTok.

Jim Cramer has other tech favorites outside the FAANG group. Notably, Pinterest (NYSE:PINS) is one of his favorite tech stocks.

Under the revamped deal, Zynga will supply Snap with more exclusive mobile games for its Snap Games platform. The emphasis will be on multiplayer games.

Pinterest (NYSE:PINS) reported its first-quarter earnings results after the markets closed on Tuesday. The quarter ended on March 31, 2020.

Pinterest stock fell 4.4% on May 1 and closed at $19.75 with a market cap of $11.5 billion. The stock was trading 46.4% below its 52-week high of $36.83.

Twitter stock fell over 6% during the trading session today. There was been a lack of recovery signs in the advertising business in the earnings report.

In the first quarter, Snap generated revenue of $462.5 million—an increase of 44.3% from $320.4 million in the first quarter of 2019.

Snap (NYSE:SNAP) stock has fallen in the pre-market trading session today. The stock has lost 1.9% as of 6:53 AM ET. The stock also fell 0.3% on April 17.

Last week, Pinterest (NYSE:PINS) stock rose by 21.2% and closed at $16.75. In comparison, the S&P 500 Index rose by 12%.

This week, Facebook (NASDAQ:FB) launched a new social app called “Tuned.” The app is designed specifically for couples.

Pinterest (NYSE:PINS) stock rose 14% in extended trading on Tuesday after the company reported its preliminary first-quarter results.

On Thursday, Snap stock rose 0.5% and closed at $11.27 with a market cap of $16.0 billion. The stock price has fallen 5.7% in the trailing five-day period.

Comcast (NASDAQ:CMCSA) doesn’t own Snap (NYSE:SNAP) shares anymore. Comcast sold off its entire stake in Snap last year and made a profit of $293 million.

On March 6, Pinterest (NYSE:PINS) stock fell 2.27% and closed at $18.51. Based on the last closing price, the company has a market cap of $10.6 billion.

Twitter hasn’t disclosed how much it spent on the Chroma Labs acquisition. However, the company exited 2019 with a strong balance sheet.

Facebook caused panic among Pinterest investors on Thursday. The company sparked a sell-off in Pinterest stock. As a result, the stock fell by 1.67%.

Pinterest stock is trending down in today’s trading session. The stock has fallen about 2.9% as of 10:28 AM ET. However, the stock rose 0.49% on Tuesday.

On Tuesday, Snap released its fourth-quarter earnings after the closing bell. The stock fell more than 10% in after-hours trading on the same day.

Snap stock rose in the pre-market trading session today. The stock gained 2.25% as of 9:19 AM ET. However, Snap stock fell by 0.82% on Monday.

Despite Instagram boasting a bigger audience than TikTok, it appears to be the Facebook app that’s the most vulnerable to TikTok’s rapid rise.

Facebook decided not to proceed with its plan to bring ads to WhatsApp. The company disbanded WhatsApp’s advertising team and discarded its work.

If anyone still doubted TikTok’s threat to Facebook (NASDAQ:FB), the latest Sensor Tower app download report should clear up the doubts.

Snap stock has been riding high today. It was up over 7% as of 12:10 PM ET. It jumped after two analysts expressed optimism about the company.

After removing the app, Google allows ToTok back to its Google Play app store, joining Huawei in embracing the controversial but popular messaging app.

Facebook stock ranks among the best social media stocks in 2019. Strong earnings and subscriber growth have powered stock gains at Facebook and Snap.

Snap stock closed at $15.55 on December 20, marking a 0.58% rise from the previous day. This change lagged the S&P 500’s daily gain of 0.49%.

TikTok’s rapid rise continues to torment Facebook. As a leader in social media and digital advertising, FB has a lot at stake.

Facebook (FB) has been one of the best-performing FAANG stocks this year. It’s up more than 50% so far in 2019, but its gain hasn’t come easily.

Google’s Looker deal holds promise for its cloud business. However, the deal risks delays as the UK scrutinizes it due to antitrust concerns.

Amid growing scrutiny of big tech companies, Facebook appears to be trying to stay ahead of regulations. The company has introduced a data portability tool.

Last week, Duquesne Family Office, managed by Stanley Druckenmiller, filed its Q3 13F with the SEC. We’ll look at the fund’s top holdings, buys, and sells.

In today’s Get Real, we took a closer look at Uber’s trouble and an unexpected boost for Canopy Growth while markets react to more unrest.

Despite facing headwinds this year, Facebook has remained one of the strongest FAANG stocks. Here are some of the strong headwinds Facebook has run into.

The debate on whether social media companies should review political ads on their platforms continues to rage, and Facebook (FB) has held its ground.

Roku’s third-quarter earnings results beat Wall Street’s expectations but still caused the stock to drop 16%. Is its competition really a threat?

Google is losing ads market shares as competition rises. Comcast (CMCSA) looks set to compound Google’s challenges in the ads market.

A big cash reserve is crucial for Facebook, which is undertaking multiple development projects that will require heavy investments.

Pinterest (PINS) stock fell 20% in extended trading on October 31 after the image-sharing company reported weak third-quarter earnings results.

Despite being a target for investigations, regulatory pressures, and criticism, Facebook (FB) easily managed to beat estimates for its third quarter.

Twitter stock has fallen over 19% in the trading session on October 24 as of 9:39 AM ET. The stock was also down as much as 20% in premarket trading.

eBay stock fell more than 3% in extended trading on Wednesday after its third-quarter results. The stock has fallen 6.89% in the pre-market session today.

Today’s Snap earnings (SNAP) are a textbook example of how irrational, or at least unpredictable, market reactions can be.

A Senate bill introduced this week could force Facebook (FB) to support the growth of rivals such as Snapchat. Let’s take a closer look.

Snap (SNAP) stock fell 3.29% in the after-hours trading on Tuesday even though it reported upbeat third-quarter earnings results.

Snap stock rose about 7.84% on Monday and closed the trading day at $14.58. The company will report its third-quarter results after the closing bell today.

Facebook’s efforts to quash a potentially costly lawsuit continue to suffer setbacks. A US appeals court last week denied its request for a special hearing.

eMarketer reported that Amazon is taking advertising market share from Google. Snap has also caught up with Google in the business of selling dynamic ads.

Snap stock is up in the trading session today. The stock had gained over 3% as of 9:46 AM ET. It fell 1.9% on October 18 and closed at $13.52.

On October 17, Snap stock closed at $13.78, or 0.85% higher. At that closing price, Snap had a market capitalization of $19.2 billion.

The Q3 Snap earnings report is due on October 22. So could a positive surprise be enough to send Snap stock back toward its original price?

Snap (SNAP) stock has been on a downtrend recently. It’s dropped nearly 20% since September 25 despite the absence of any significant news.

Snap’s (SNAP) recent decline may be coming to an end. The stock has fallen about 20% since mid-September despite no big company-specific news.

On October 4, Snap (SNAP) stock rose 1.54% and closed at $14.52. The stock increased after a Wall Street analyst ended its bearish call on the company.

Snap (SNAP) stock tumbled as much as 7% during the trading session on Thursday and ended with a 3.38% decline after Facebook (FB) unveiled “Threads.”

Following a five-day slide, Snap fell over 4% on Thursday at 11:24 AM EDT. However, Snap stock has gained 186.75% year-to-date.

The Trump campaign purchased Facebook ads worth about $2.0 million in the final week of September to talk about President Trump’s impeachment.

Facebook’s cricket content deal could help the company better compete with YouTube in India’s online video advertising market.

Snap (SNAP) stock’s performance has been unimpressive this month. As of Friday, the stock had gained only 1.2% month-to-date.

Congressional investigators probing Google for possible antitrust violations asked Oracle and other companies to provide information about the tech titan.

Facebook is revamping its Facebook Watch service as it aims to attract video advertising dollars. It’s announced a number of new video partnerships.

Facebook has attempted to buy Snapchat twice. First, it made the company a buyout offer of $3.0 billion in 2013, and then it made another offer in 2016.

In a very brief statement on September 19, Airbnb announced its intention to go public in 2020. The timing of the statement is interesting.

If there’s one thing critics and fans agree on when it comes to Bitcoin, it’s the volatility factor. The moves are big, and timid investors need not apply.

Snap (SNAP) stock has risen more than 4% during the trading session today as of 10:34 AM ET. The stock was also trending high in pre-market trading.

Are Facebook’s privacy troubles spreading to Instagram? Reports detail privacy problems at Facebook’s star social app, Instagram.

Snap stock rose 3% on Thursday and closed at $15.77. At the closing price of $15.31, Snap’s market capitalization is $21.8 billion.

Snap (SNAP) stock fell around 7.9% on Monday. The decline came after a Bank of America analyst noted a sequential fall in the top US app downloads.

Snap (SNAP) stock has been on the rise since the beginning of September. It’s gained over 7% in the last seven days, rising from $15.51 on August 27.

Facebook (FB) is changing a popular feature of its flagship social network: photo tagging suggestions. This change follows a landmark FTC settlement.

On Tuesday morning, Snap stock gained more than 1% in premarket trading after Evercore ISI upgraded the stock to “outperform” from “in-line.”

Facebook is considering an experiment to study the effects of hiding the Like counts on posts on its namesake social network.

Facebook (FB) CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Amazon (AMZN) CEO Jeff Bezos have sold millions of shares in their companies recently.

Competition taking a toll on Netflix as its share of US subscription video streaming market keep falling as rivals gain ground.

On Thursday, James Anderson of Baillie Gifford did an interview with Manager Magazin. Anderson discussed why he thinks Tesla could work without Musk.

Snap’s photo and video sharing app, Snapchat, announced its new Spectacles 3 glasses on August 13. Spectacles 3 are Snap’s latest smart glasses.

Major social media stocks Twitter (TWTR), Snap (SNAP), and Pinterest (PINS) have risen in the last month. Can they hold on to their gains?

The US-China trade war escalated very quickly this month. This has caused global equities to plunge and safe havens like gold and treasuries to surge.

Yelp (YELP) stock gained more than 12% in premarket trading today after reporting upbeat second-quarter earnings results yesterday.

According to the Wall Street Journal, Facebook is willing to pay companies as much as $3 million to license their news stories.

Apple is undertaking a major iOS update for its iPhone operating system that could present a difficulty for Facebook and its messaging app WhatsApp.

Snapchat’s parent, Snap (SNAP), is seeking to raise funds through a new proposed private debt offering of $1 billion.

Snap (SNAP) stock’s turnaround is in the limelight after a rollercoaster 2018.

Pinterest’s Q2 results are scheduled to be released on Thursday. For fiscal 2019, Pinterest expects to report revenues of $1.06 billion–$1.08 billion.

Zynga (ZNGA) plans to report its second-quarter earnings results on July 31. What’s on its upcoming second-quarter scorecard?

Twitter (TWTR) delivered strong performance indicators in the second quarter due to strength in US advertising.

Facebook recently agreed to pay $5.0 billion to settle privacy violation charges by the Federal Trade Commission.

The FTC isn’t finished with Facebook (FB) yet. On Wednesday, Facebook informed investors about the FTC antitrust probe, which started last month.

Snap (SNAP) had an impressive second quarter, with Snapchat’s daily active user count increasing by 13 million to reach 203 million.

It may be too early to declare Snap’s turnaround complete based on the company’s spectacular second-quarter results alone.