$SNAP is no longer a penny stock as it closes above $5

u/lies_are_comforting · Reddit — r/stocks · February 19, 2026 at 23:08 · 💬 9 comments  | View on Reddit ↗
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Author argues Snap's selloff was an unjustified sector-rotation casualty and expects a rebound toward $7 into April earnings.

SNAP — LONG The author argues Snap was unfairly punished by the AI/software selloff despite having very low AI capex, and that its Q4 earnings were better than the headline DAU-in-North-America miss suggested, with record profits and growing paid-subscriber revenue reducing ad dependence. He expects the stock to recover into the $6s within about a month and to challenge the former $7 floor (now resistance) around April earnings, which would need to be strong to break through. Main risk implied is that April earnings disappoint and $7 holds as resistance.

I’m pretty confident it will get back to $7 in a run up to April earnings.

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Snap oversold, rebound to $7 by April earnings
The author argues Snap was unfairly punished by the AI/software selloff despite having very low AI capex, and that its Q4 earnings were better than the headline DAU-in-North-America miss suggested, with record profits and growing paid-subscriber revenue reducing ad dependence. He expects the stock to recover into the $6s within about a month and to challenge the former $7 floor (now resistance) around April earnings, which would need to be strong to break through. Main risk implied is that April earnings disappoint and $7 holds as resistance.
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