Stocks plunged after the report
The software company, Snowflake reported Q3 2020 earnings
that didn't impress the markets.
In Q3, Snowflake had $159.6 million in revenues, a 119%
increase from the same time last year. The losses per share came in lower than
last year's $1.92 at $1.01.
In the last 12 months, the number of customers who
contribute more than $1 million in product revenue increased to 65.
For fiscal Q4, Snowflake is looking for revenues of $167
million and keeping the same hiring pace despite the pandemic.
Even though the numbers came in line with the consensus,
Snowflake's stock price fell 8% after the news. Year-to-date, its stock price
went up 15%. In the same time frame, USA500 added 8%.
Sources: thestreet.com
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