- But the company's future isn't as bleak as everyone thinks, according to RBC Capital Markets analyst Mark Mahaney.
- Snap is innovating on its advertising platform, which can draw even more advertisers in, he said.
- User time spent on the platform is strong, Mahaney said, and
- international growth is still in the early stages.
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One of Snap's biggest supporters on Wall Street says the company is still 'a clear innovation leader' (SNAP)
Snap's first-quarter earnings were a disaster, and analysts up and down Wall Street are downgrading the stock. But the company's future isn't as bleak as everyone thinks, according to RBC Capital Markets analyst Mark Mahaney.
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