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Pinterest (PINS) shares plummeted nearly 20% after Q3 earnings missed EPS estimates and provided weak holiday season guidance. While revenue grew 17% year-over-year to $1.05 billion and MAUs reached 600 million, the forecast for Q4 revenue fell short of expectations. The company cited moderating ad spend in the U.S. and Canada due to tariff-related margin pressures for larger retailers, impacting the home furnishing category. Despite AI investments and user growth, Pinterest faces a competitive ad landscape dominated by tech giants.

Reddit (RDDT) shares jumped 7% following strong Q3 earnings, beating revenue and EPS estimates with a 68% revenue increase to $585 million. Daily active users grew 19% to 116 million. The company anticipates Q4 revenue of $655-$665 million. Reddit credits strategic automation investments for boosting advertising return, seeing growth across verticals. Active advertiser growth surged 75%. While AI poses potential challenges, data licensing partnerships are expanding revenue streams.