Reddit Stock Crashes 20% After Record Q2 Earnings

Reddit delivered one of its strongest earnings reports since going public, beating revenue expectations, growing advertising revenue, and surpassing $1 billion in trailing operating cash flow. Yet the stock plunged more than 20% after earnings.

In this video, we break down:
• Why Reddit's financial results were actually outstanding
• How advertising and international growth fueled record performance
• Why Wall Street ignored the strong numbers
• How AI-powered search and Google's AI Overviews are changing Reddit's future
• The biggest risks investors are watching
• Five key metrics to monitor over the coming quarters

Is Reddit's sell-off an overreaction, or is the market correctly pricing in the risks of AI disrupting search traffic? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.

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0:00 Reddit's Stock Drops Despite Record Earnings
0:22 Q2 Earnings Breakdown and Revenue Growth
2:41 Section 1: The Profitability Engine
4:04 Section 2: Why the Stock Fell 20%
6:11 Section 3: The Road Ahead
7:29 Final Takeaways and Key Metrics to Watch