Pinterest

Pinterest (PINS) shares plummeted 21% after its Q3 earnings report revealed advertising revenue challenges impacted by tariffs. While revenue met expectations at $1.05 billion, adjusted EPS fell short at 38 cents. Analysts cite limited customer diversification and sensitivity to macroeconomics. Q4 revenue forecast also disappointed. Despite short-term concerns and increasing competition, many analysts maintain a positive outlook, citing Pinterest’s investments in AI and unique visual discovery platform. The platform aims to leverage AI to enhance user experiences and drive commerce.

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.

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