Reddit's stock dropped 5% before its Q3 2026 earnings report due to worries about slowing U.S. user growth, contributing to a 44% year-to-date loss. The company forecasts slower revenue growth for Q3 compared to Q2, with international user growth outpacing U.S. growth but generating less revenue per user. Competitors Snap and Pinterest also saw stock declines, while Meta's shares rose after strong Q3 results. Reddit's upcoming report will be closely watched for user growth and revenue guidance to determine if it can regain investor confidence.
Reddit's market cap stands at $25.92 billion with a trading volume of 5,346,184 shares as of Oct 30, 2026 01:21 WIB, showing a 4.37% decline on Pluang. Snap's market cap is $10.08 billion with a volume of 34,753,075 shares, down 4.95%, while Pinterest holds a $11.85 billion market cap and volume of 9,744,181 shares, down 4.64%. Meta, contrastingly, has a massive $1.57 trillion market cap and a 0.34% dividend yield, trading up 2.41% on volume of 34,485,035 shares at the same time on Pluang.
Reddit's stock dropped 5% as investors reacted to its guidance for slower revenue growth in Q3 2026, signaling concerns about sustaining its rapid gains. Snap's stock also fell 3%, while Meta Platforms held steady with a slight increase, reflecting i...
Reddit will report its Q3 2026 earnings on October 29, with investors focused on whether its new AI-powered ad tool, Reddit Max, can offset management's guidance of slower growth. Despite beating earnings estimates for six consecutive quarters, Reddi...
