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Snap is back within cents of its IPO price

Snap is hovering right above $17 after falling 24% after its earnings.

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Snap's stock cratered Wednesday after a bad earnings report, falling nearly to its IPO price.

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After-hours, the stock is hovering just above $17, down 24% after Snap's revenue and daily active user growth missed Wall Street expectations.

  • EPS (adjusted):
  • Revenue:
  • Daily active users:
  • 36% from 122 million in the year-ago period
  • Net loss:

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