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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 55.521.528 von BenderRodriguez am 14.08.17 16:26:57Und? Was willst Du damit sagen? Findest Du auch die Snapaktie voll geil? 
Ja heute ist echt ein großer Tag für Snap. Geil oder?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 55.519.488 von kosto1929 am 14.08.17 11:58:30Das gehört zu den IPO-Restruktionen 
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 55.516.188 von Jogibaer1964 am 13.08.17 17:14:35Nicht zu vergessen: Die Aktionäre haben keinerlei Stimmrechte
Morgen steht der nächste "große" Tag für SNAP an:
742 million shares come available for sale upon the August 14th date for lockup expiry. We might expect a significant amount of selling by the owners of these employee shares.
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4097657-real-lockup-expiry-…
Läuft es so ab wie bei der ersten lockup-expiry, d.h. dass die Aktien bereits bei Beginn an der NYSE handelbar sind?
742 million shares come available for sale upon the August 14th date for lockup expiry. We might expect a significant amount of selling by the owners of these employee shares.
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4097657-real-lockup-expiry-…
Läuft es so ab wie bei der ersten lockup-expiry, d.h. dass die Aktien bereits bei Beginn an der NYSE handelbar sind?
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 55.516.188 von Jogibaer1964 am 13.08.17 17:14:35Ja, Snap ist ein unverschämter Selbstbedienungs- und LeckmichamArsch-Verein. 
Heißt das nicht auf Berlinerisch "Ick hör Dir trappsen"?
Heißt das nicht auf Berlinerisch "Ick hör Dir trappsen"?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 55.512.087 von charliebraun am 12.08.17 13:39:01
Und dieses Mal sogar ohne Optionsgeschäfte!
Dieser Abzockschrott wird unter Garantie schon bald eingeäschert - wie nur bekommen solche, vom Start weg, klar aufgestellten Wundertüten ohne den geringsten Mehrwert eine Börsenzulassung und vor allen Dingen eine astronomische Bewertung von an die 40Mrd. US$?
Die restriktiven Bedingungen zum IPO, inkl. der Arroganz dieses Schnösels Spiegel, der seine ergaunerten Milliarden zu 100% im Trockenen hat, hätten doch zuvor schon sämtliche Alarmglocken schrillen lassen müssen!
Chapter11 - ich hör dich trappsen
Zitat von charliebraun: Snap posted a net loss of $443.1 million in the second quarter
Und dieses Mal sogar ohne Optionsgeschäfte!
Dieser Abzockschrott wird unter Garantie schon bald eingeäschert - wie nur bekommen solche, vom Start weg, klar aufgestellten Wundertüten ohne den geringsten Mehrwert eine Börsenzulassung und vor allen Dingen eine astronomische Bewertung von an die 40Mrd. US$?
Die restriktiven Bedingungen zum IPO, inkl. der Arroganz dieses Schnösels Spiegel, der seine ergaunerten Milliarden zu 100% im Trockenen hat, hätten doch zuvor schon sämtliche Alarmglocken schrillen lassen müssen!
Chapter11 - ich hör dich trappsen
http://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/snap-stock-pr…
Die Flucht aus der Aktie geht weiter. Third Point hat alle seiner 2,25 Mio. Aktien verkauft.
Die Flucht aus der Aktie geht weiter. Third Point hat alle seiner 2,25 Mio. Aktien verkauft.
Snap, Inc. Doesn't Think Its Massive Losses Are Meaningful
Snap (NYSE:SNAP) reported its second earnings release as a public company on Thursday. It wasn't pretty.
Revenue in the second quarter rose 153% to $181.7 million, and the company added just 7 million daily active users (DAUs), bringing its total DAU base to 173 million. That was shy of the 175 million DAUs that the Street was expecting. Of those 7 million new DAUs, only 4 million were within North America, Snap's most profitable geographical segment. The rest came from Snap's Europe and rest of world segments, which includes certain markets that CEO Evan Spiegel considers "poor countries" and do not contribute as much in terms of monetization.
Massive losses? Not meaningful
One thing that stuck out to me was that Snap chose not to report the year-over-year change in its net losses, deeming them "NM," or not meaningful. Typically, you see NM applied when a given metric is coming off a relatively small base (or a negative base), in which case you might see extremely high percentage changes (or negative percentage changes) that can potentially be misleading. But the thing is that Snap's net losses are widening dramatically, and off a reasonable base.
Snap posted a net loss of $443.1 million in the second quarter, more red ink than the $115.9 million in losses a year ago. Nearly $116 million in net losses in Q2 2016 is not an insignificant sum. Since Snap won't do the basic math, I'll do it for you: That loss is 282% greater than Q2 2016. That's pretty meaningful if you ask me.
Furthermore, CFO Drew Vollero pointed out that gross margin improved by "5,100 basis points" during the quarter compared to a year ago. A 51-percentage-point improvement sounds really impressive! But that comparison is coming off a negative base, as Snap posted a GAAP gross margin of negative 32% in Q2 2016. Comparing against negative numbers is basically the definition of "not meaningful." Public Snap investors get no votes though, so it's not like Snap really cares what you think.
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https://www.fool.com/investing/2017/08/11/snap-inc-doesnt-th…
Snap (NYSE:SNAP) reported its second earnings release as a public company on Thursday. It wasn't pretty.
Revenue in the second quarter rose 153% to $181.7 million, and the company added just 7 million daily active users (DAUs), bringing its total DAU base to 173 million. That was shy of the 175 million DAUs that the Street was expecting. Of those 7 million new DAUs, only 4 million were within North America, Snap's most profitable geographical segment. The rest came from Snap's Europe and rest of world segments, which includes certain markets that CEO Evan Spiegel considers "poor countries" and do not contribute as much in terms of monetization.
Massive losses? Not meaningful
One thing that stuck out to me was that Snap chose not to report the year-over-year change in its net losses, deeming them "NM," or not meaningful. Typically, you see NM applied when a given metric is coming off a relatively small base (or a negative base), in which case you might see extremely high percentage changes (or negative percentage changes) that can potentially be misleading. But the thing is that Snap's net losses are widening dramatically, and off a reasonable base.
Snap posted a net loss of $443.1 million in the second quarter, more red ink than the $115.9 million in losses a year ago. Nearly $116 million in net losses in Q2 2016 is not an insignificant sum. Since Snap won't do the basic math, I'll do it for you: That loss is 282% greater than Q2 2016. That's pretty meaningful if you ask me.
Furthermore, CFO Drew Vollero pointed out that gross margin improved by "5,100 basis points" during the quarter compared to a year ago. A 51-percentage-point improvement sounds really impressive! But that comparison is coming off a negative base, as Snap posted a GAAP gross margin of negative 32% in Q2 2016. Comparing against negative numbers is basically the definition of "not meaningful." Public Snap investors get no votes though, so it's not like Snap really cares what you think.
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https://www.fool.com/investing/2017/08/11/snap-inc-doesnt-th…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 55.505.946 von kosto1929 am 11.08.17 13:24:38Experten = Fongs, welche mit Srapchat nun auf horrenden Verlusten sitzen? ;-)
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