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The anti-social-media stance they're taking is probably well informed given their target audience is growing a substantial aversion to oversharing on the long-l
by eganist 9y ago
The anti-social-media stance they're taking is probably well informed given their target audience is growing a substantial aversion to oversharing on the long-lived-net and would rather overshare on the ephemeral-net.
Their stock isn't necessarily enjoying it as much as they'd probably hoped. I might speculatively buy in if it seems like it's not a Digg v4
- bousaid 9y agoI just bought some - I’m considering snap another case of what Facebook went through. Very well informed about their user, lots of talent working for them, tons of users. However, I think their success will need to come from tailored paid content (also read, they need to collect more data on their users). Note: this is not investment advice.
- eganist 9y agoAgreed. Just to add clarity to my earlier post: I did pull the trigger and take a long position in snap. We'll see how it goes; I've still essentially written off the principal as a loss, but if there's an inflection point, I suspect it'll be here. (likewise none of my commentary here is investment advice)