Q3 user miss and Q4 revenue guide below consensus, plus CEO citing falling search referrals, sent Reddit down 29.22%.
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Reddit, Inc.
Reddit, Inc. runs a community platform where users converse, share links, images and video, and trade goods and services within interest-based communities. It is based in San Francisco and was founded in 2005.
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newest firstShares fell 12.33% in a week as Q3 revenue guidance of $860m-$870m implied slowing growth and user concerns grew.
read the report →No confirmed catalyst for the 7.24% gain to $159.36 on Oct 15; post-close releases and Cramer's endorsement came after the session.
read the report →Shares rose after a Piper Sandler report showed an 8.0% month-over-month increase in average users for August 2026.
read the report →Reddit stock surged after a Baird research note argued the market had over-discounted risks from expiring AI data licensing deals.
read the report →Reddit stock surged following news that Meta Platforms plans to launch an AI agent capable of browsing and indexing Reddit discussions.
read the report →Shares fell due to a sell-the-news event following S&P 500 inclusion mechanics combined with insider selling disclosures.
read the report →Reddit fell due to a sell-the-news unwind ahead of its S&P 500 inclusion, amplified by disclosures of planned insider stock sales.
read the report →Reddit stock surged after S&P Dow Jones Indices announced the company will be added to the flagship S&P 500 Index.
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