What You Need to Know About Pinterest Stock (PINS) as It Falls More Than Broader Markets

Pinterest Stock

In the most recent trading session, Pinterest stock (NYSE:PINS) reached a final price of $24.65, representing a movement of -1.87% from the previous trading day. This move lagged behind the daily drop of 0.75% seen by the S&P 500. Both the Dow and the tech-heavy Nasdaq simultaneously suffered losses of 0.11% and 0.32%, respectively.

A month before today, shares of the digital pinboard and shopping tool firm had dropped by 1.68%, which was lower than both the loss of 9.65% seen by the Computer and Technology sector and the loss of 8.4% experienced by the S&P 500 during the same period.

Pinterest will aim to show that it is strong. According to those experts’ projections, Pinterest will produce $0.05 per share earnings in that report. This would represent a decrease of 82.14% as compared to the previous year. The Zacks Consensus Estimate for revenue is now predicting net sales of $664.97 million, which is an increase of 5.06% from the same period the previous year.

Pinterest Stock (NYSE:PINS) Prediction at Year End

PINS will finish the year with earnings of $0.53 per share and revenue of $2.8 billion. These findings would indicate a change of -53.1 percent and 8.45 percent compared to the previous year.

In addition, it is quite important to consider the recent changes that analysts have made to their expectations for Pinterest. The most recent revisions have a greater propensity to reflect the most recent near-term developments the organization has experienced. Keeping this in mind, we can see positive estimate revisions as evidence of an optimistic attitude toward the future business possibilities of the organization.

These estimation modifications have a clear association with stock prices in the near term, as indicated by our analysis’s outcomes, which found a definite correlation between the two. To capitalize on this pattern, we devised a ranking system that is now commonly known as the Zacks Rank. Our method takes into account the shifts that have occurred in these estimations and offers a grading system that is open and adaptable.

On the Zacks Rank scale, number one indicates a “Strong Buy,” while number five indicates a “Hold” (Strong Sell). It boasts an outstanding record of accomplishments that have been verified by a third party that is not affiliated with the company. Since 1988, equities ranked first have generated an annualized average return of over 25%. During the previous month, there was not the slightest movement in the earnings per share estimate provided by Zacks. Currently, Pinterest is positioned in third place on the Zacks Rank (Hold).

The Forward P/E ratio for Pinterest (NYSE:PINS) right now is 47.17, which indicates that the company is currently valued at that level. Compared to the average Forward P/E for its industry, which is 47.17, this price does not represent a discernible departure.

In addition, we can observe that the PEG ratio for PINS is 3.18 at present. The PEG ratio is comparable to the more common P/E ratio. Still, unlike the P/E ratio, this statistic also takes into consideration the anticipated earnings growth rate of the firm. According to the prices at which yesterday’s trading session ended, Internet and software equities had, on average, a PEG ratio of 2.15.

The computer and technology sector includes the Internet-Software industry as a sub-sector. This sector is now ranked 86 out of more than 250 different industries by Zacks, which places it in the top 35 percent of all sectors.

The strength of our industry groupings is evaluated using the Zacks Industry Rank, which does so by calculating the average Zacks Rank of the individual stocks that are contained inside the groups. According to our research findings, the industries that received ratings in the top 50% do much better than those that received ratings in the bottom 50%.

 

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About the author: Valerie Ablang is a freelance writer with a background in scientific research and an interest in stock market analysis. She previously worked as an article writer for various industrial niches. Aside from being a writer, she is also a professional chemist, wife, and mother to her son. She loves to spend her free time watching movies and learning creative design.