It went down on poor earnings call. Layoffs were probably an attempt to soften the blow. Hard to tell what was the effect, because the two happened simultaneously
replyWhat was bad about the earnings? Every metric I am seeing is beating expectations. Genuinely curious
replyMost likely poor forward guidance.
replyThis is the simplest and almost certainly correct answer.
replyI’ve seen this at a number of public companies, and is a reason I hate working for them. These decisions are always unbelievably short sighted and ruin companies in the long term.
Wtf are you talking about? Investors are just gamblers with a fancier title.
replyThey absolutely invest based on vibes.
then why did the riveting stock analysis above mis-predict the market?
replyBecause the market makes no sense. It's just vibes. Trying to make sense of it is a fool's errand.
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