Snap Q2 previewârevenue likely higher as ad recovery remains in focus (SNAP:NYSE)
Snap (SNAP) Q2 earnings preview: Wall Street forecasts 6¢ EPS on $1.53B revenue.
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Snap (SNAP) Q2 earnings preview: Wall Street forecasts 6¢ EPS on $1.53B revenue.
Snap Q2 previewârevenue likely higher as ad recovery remains in focus (SNAP:NYSE) | Seeking Alpha
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Snap (
SNAP
) is scheduled to report second-quarter results on Monday, with analysts on average expecting Snap to report earnings of 6 cents per share on revenue of $1.53B, up 13.3% from a year earlier.
Snap shares have fallen about 41% so
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