SnapCash IPO

It has been recently announced that Snapchat will be taking their valuation to the open market in the coming months. It is reported that each share will be priced at $14-$16 for a valuation of $20B. Snapchat management will now go on the road to pitch their company to a wide array of investors.

Do you think that Snapchat deserves such a high valuation? Do you think it will be able to survive on the street seeing as though its predecessor, Twitter, is struggling so much currently?

Snap is the first U.S. social-media company to go public since Twitter Inc. debuted more than three years ago. Next up for Snap is the roadshow, where management will travel to cities including Los Angeles, San Francisco and New York to pitch the stock to prospective investors. Snap’s revenue climbed sixfold last year to $404.5 million, compared with $58.7 million in 2015. Net losses widened to $514.6 million from $372.9 million in that period.
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A company with no foreseeable path to profitability issuing nonvoting shares that value it at ~19 billion. We might be in another tech bubble.

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To answer the question in your title, the tit pic worth $4.99 I received last night would confirm.

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