ADVERTISEMENT

Snap is trading at a 3-month low (SNAP)

Snap shares are closing in on their record low.

  • Snap beat on both the top and bottom lines in the second quarter, but
  • admitted its daily active users dropped.
  • Watch Snap trade in real-time here.
ADVERTISEMENT

reported a loss of $0.27 a share on revenue of $262 million in the second quarter. After adjusting for pre-tax gains, the loss per share was $0.14. Snap also said that its daily active users decreased 2% to 188 million in second quarter, its comparing to 191 million in previous quarter.

Tuesday's selling has shares on track to snap their mini two-day winning streak. The social-media company was able to post a gain of 1.5% on Friday — after Bloomberg profiled CEO Evan Spiegel said he was making an effort to be more personable with employees.

Snap shares were down 24% this year.

FOLLOW BUSINESS INSIDER AFRICA

Unblock notifications in browser settings.
ADVERTISEMENT

Recommended articles

Changes in the net worth of Africa's 10 richest men since January

Changes in the net worth of Africa's 10 richest men since January

France to back Morocco's power link to Western Sahara

France to back Morocco's power link to Western Sahara

Kenya’s Ruto backs Zimbabwe’s ZiG currency for economic prosperity

Kenya’s Ruto backs Zimbabwe’s ZiG currency for economic prosperity

Here’s another reason Nigeria is losing billions of dollars annually

Here’s another reason Nigeria is losing billions of dollars annually

Top 10 African countries with the lowest fuel prices in April 2024

Top 10 African countries with the lowest fuel prices in April 2024

How SafeHamsters unlocks the potential of crypto betting| Insider Tips

How SafeHamsters unlocks the potential of crypto betting| Insider Tips

A look into the diverse tax reforms being implemented across Africa

A look into the diverse tax reforms being implemented across Africa

Dubai firm to lend South Sudan $12.9 billion in exchange for 20 years oil repayment

Dubai firm to lend South Sudan $12.9 billion in exchange for 20 years oil repayment

China dethrones USA as the most influential global power in Africa: Report

China dethrones USA as the most influential global power in Africa: Report

ADVERTISEMENT