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17:19
Jul 17
Jul 17
The author finds UGC interesting but suggests acquiring Pinterest or Snapchat as a speculative idea rather than a current position.
LOW
12:59
Jul 09
Jul 09
The author notes that many Gen Z users are on Snapchat, but this is a factual observation without any trade position or forward-looking call.
LOW
12:53
Jul 09
Jul 09
Wells Fargo slashes Snap price target from $7 to $5; speaker frames social media fatigue as structural, not cyclical.
MED
22:31
Jun 26
Jun 26
Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel and his wife Miranda Kerr partnered with a nonprofit to erase 550 million dollars in medical debt for over 261000 Californians.
00:10
Jun 24
Jun 24
Short Snapchat due to Meta competition
Snapchat is always a short because Meta is launching its own cheaper smart glasses under its brand, competing directly, while Snapchat pays huge money for celebrity ambassadors like Robert Downey Jr., and on the Meta glasses announcement Snapchat dropped further.
HIGH
21:34
Jun 23
Jun 23
Meta’s glasses crush Snapchat.
Snapchat is an automatic short because Meta’s new $299 smart glasses under its own brand, plus a Kylie Jenner ambassador, threaten Snap’s competitive position. Snapchat immediately fell 4% on the announcement, and expensive celebrity deals (Robert Downey Jr. $100M) add to the negative case.
HIGH
14:54
Jun 23
Jun 23
Avoid SNAP as it cannot compete with META in next-gen wearables; structural disadvantage warrants no investment.
MED
13:15
Jun 23
Jun 23
SNAP entering wearables at $2,000+ price point described as widely mocked, contrasted unfavorably against META's traction and lower-priced glasses offering.
LOW
00:26
Jun 20
Jun 20
Speaker dismisses Snap's newly revealed AR glasses as a commercial failure, expressing skepticism about both product adoption and the stock, with no directional position stated.
LOW
12:19
Jun 19
Jun 19
Author says the SNAP thesis changed after noticing stock-based compensation accounting issues, but does not explicitly say sold/exited/cut; keep as watch/changed-thesis context, not close.
MED
00:11
Jun 18
Jun 18
Snap near breakthrough in AR glasses.
Evan Spiegel is a product genius and his new AR glasses, while not perfect yet, are one generation away from being a consumer success. The stock is depressed at $5, the company has cash and talent, and AR is the winning category over VR. Jason is tempted to buy Snap shares as a halfcourt-shot bet on Spiegel eventually cracking AR wearables.
MED
23:46
Jun 17
Jun 17
Snap's $2,200 glasses are a product failure.
Snapchat just launched AR glasses at $2,200, which Thread Guy views as a disastrous product—ugly, impractical, and far too expensive. He argues that Meta's Ray-Ban glasses at $450 already serve the niche well, and Snapchat's offering has no appeal. This product failure creates a clean event-driven short opportunity; the stock dumped 13% on launch and another 7% the next day, offering a nearly 19% gain in a short trade.
HIGH
21:29
Jun 17
Jun 17
Overpriced $2,200 AR glasses launch flops.
Snap Inc.'s launch of $2,200 AR Spectacles is a product disaster and an event-driven short opportunity. The glasses are overpriced, unattractive, and the market immediately punished the stock, dropping 13% on the day and another 7% the next, offering a clean 19% short gain. This fits the pattern of special situation short trades around overhyped hardware releases.
HIGH
21:16
Jun 17
Jun 17
Seeking Alpha reports Snap's premium AR Spectacles launch and rates the stock a BUY based on quantitative signals, but the tweet is a research summary rather than an explicit author position.
17:06
Jun 17
Jun 17
Speaker observes Snap's AR glasses unveiling and notes CEO Spiegel's continued commitment to the product despite stock down 38% YTD and apparent market rejection.
LOW
16:19
Jun 17
Jun 17
The author sarcastically dismisses the affordability of Snap glasses by comparing the price to half a rent payment, with no directional trade view.
15:45
Jun 17
Jun 17
Snap's augmented reality glasses fail to impress Wall Street after more than ten years of development efforts.
14:58
Jun 17
Jun 17
The author criticizes Snap's management for lacking experienced leadership to reject bad ideas, but does not state a trading position or price view.
LOW
01:12
Jun 17
Jun 17
Snap glasses terrible, stock down sharply, avoid.
Snap announced $2,195 smart glasses, which he finds creepy and terrible. The stock dropped 12.5% on the news. He thinks the product is ridiculous and no one will buy it.
MED
00:31
Jun 17
Jun 17
Speaker skeptical of SNAP management's capital discipline and doubts new $2200 product will sell at meaningful scale; no explicit short position stated.
MED
23:56
Jun 16
Jun 16
No credibility, a perennial disappointter.
Snap has cemented itself as a disappointter with no credibility on the Street regardless of its products, so investors should avoid it in favor of Meta.
HIGH
21:42
Jun 16
Jun 16
The author asks which stock is better between SNDK and SNAP but provides no position or directional view, only linking to an external AI analysis.
LOW
19:59
Jun 16
Jun 16
Author mocks Snap's spending on a try-on app clip, implying the company wasted money on a frivolous feature rather than employee compensation.
LOW
16:58
Jun 16
Jun 16
Snap introduced Specs, a pair of augmented reality glasses priced at 2195 dollars that co-founder Evan Spiegel described as a leapfrog advancement and the computer of the future.
16:52
Jun 16
Jun 16
Snap introduces 2,195 dollar Snap Specs AR glasses and CEO calls them a really big long-term opportunity with pre-orders starting today for a 200 dollar refundable deposit
14:01
Jun 11
Jun 11
The thread’s top comments unanimously label SNAP a "bag holder" stock with terrible cash flow; stock-based compensation is 20% of market cap, making reported FCF misleading. This severe lack of retail confidence suggests further downside pressure, especially as 2026 approaches and growth fails to materialize. The community sees no fundamental value in SNAP; a short position aligns with the overwhelming bearish consensus. The original post title claims undervaluation, but no supportive data was provided; potential contrarian squeeze if sentiment is too extreme.
LOW
22:17
Jun 08
Jun 08
Avoid this basket; author explicitly rates all Avoid in the June 7 ratings list. No specific per-ticker rationale provided in the available text.
MED
08:37
Jun 08
Jun 08
Author provides a broad thematic basket of strong buy and buy ratings with enablers/beneficiaries framing, explicitly recommends selling Carvana, but the large list defaults to watch except for the explicit sell call on CVNA.
LOW
19:45
Jun 07
Jun 07
Author dismisses Spectacles as a meaningful catalyst for Snap and advises the company to focus on ads and app usability instead.
LOW
17:57
Jun 07
Jun 07
Avoid SNAP; platform is losing share to Meta and TikTok with no credible recovery path. Author has zero conviction in management or the product. Explicit Avoid rating.
MED
About SNAP Analyst Coverage
Buzzberg tracks SNAP (Snap Inc.) across 25 sources. 43 bullish vs 6 bearish calls from 29 analysts. Sentiment: predominantly bullish (33%). 112 total trade ideas tracked. Past 7 days: 1 watch. Latest voices: stockmarketnerd, asklivermore, unusual_whales.