
Quarter Mile Earnings: Reddit Smokes the Competition
Listen up family. We're talking about Reddit's first quarter earnings and let me tell you they didn't just win they *smoked* the competition. Like a nitrous boosted Supra they blew past Wall Street's expectations. Earnings per share? 13 cents when they only expected 2! Revenue? $392 million against a measly $370 million forecast. Remember it doesn't matter if you win by an inch or a mile. Winning's winning.
Second Gear: Planning the Next Heist I mean Quarter
Now they're saying the second quarter sales should hit between $410 million and $430 million. See THAT'S what I'm talking about. That is planning for the future. That's how you build a family one quarter mile at a time.
Macro Mayhem: Family Adapts
They even touched on the U.S. China trade dispute. Life's simple you make choices and you don't look back. Ever shifting landscapes create both challenges and opportunities that's the truth of it. Reddit's CEO Steve Huffman said they've grown through tough times before because people always need connection and information. Just like how we always need each other.
Under the Hood: What’s Making Reddit Vroom?
Their first quarter revenue jumped 61% year over year! And get this they had a net income of $26.2 million compared to a $575.1 million *loss* last year. That IPO in March? That's what turned things around just like finding that perfect NOS. The important thing is you don't turn your back on family even when they do.
User Power: It's About the Ride Not Just the Car
Daily active users are up 31% to 108.1 million! That's a whole lot of family logging in every day. They benefited from Google search changes and made some killer improvements to the site bringing in new faces and old friends alike. See it’s all about respect.
The Family Business: Meta Snap and Alphabet – They Can't All Be Winners
Now Meta Snap and Alphabet also reported. Meta's advertising sales in Asia Pacific took a hit Snap's feeling the headwinds but Alphabet's Google Advertising is still roaring. At the end of the day you're always gonna be judged by your family. But the key is don't ever turn your back on family. Not ever!
Denny1690
Reddit's proving that community matters.
slyliverpool
Wall Street should've known better. Don't mess with family.