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Pinterest offers "growth at a reasonable price" as small/mid-cap stocks face backlash and S&P 500 valuations peak. Despite a 10% post-earnings dip, Pinterest's stabilizing user trends and double-digit EBITDA growth present a compelling buying opportunity. Key catalysts include strong overseas monetization, Gen Z popularity, and disciplined cost controls driving robust profit expansion.

Pinterest continues to deliver solid user and revenue growth, supported by strong profitability and an aggressive share repurchase program. Despite underperforming Meta, Pinterest's valuation remains attractive, trading at a significant discount while maintaining a net cash balance sheet. Management's focus on partnerships and a younger demographic, plus margin expansion, are key drivers for potential multiple expansion over time.

Pinterest (PINS) has been one of the stocks most watched by Zacks.com users lately. So, it is worth exploring what lies ahead for the stock.

Share prices of Pinterest (PINS 2.80%) sank last week after the visual pin-board operator's second-quarter earnings missed expectations. However, revenue and adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) came in above expectations, and guidance was strong.

Pinterest's solid Q2 revenues and AI-driven ad tools fuel growth, but rising costs and tough competition weigh on margins.

Cathie Wood is one of the country's best known growth investors, but sometimes, she acts like an umbrella-toting value investor. The Ark Invest co-founder, CEO, and chief investment officer is often adding to some of her sinking positions on any given market day, and that's exactly what she did on the final trading day of last week.

Pinterest (NYSE:PINS) has recently experienced a 10% decline after its quarterly earnings fell short of expectations. Nevertheless, despite this downturn, we consider the stock to be a worthwhile investment at its current price of approximately $35.

Explore Pinterest's (PINS) international revenue trends and how these numbers impact Wall Street's forecasts and what's ahead for the stock.

Pinterest (PINS -10.17%) reported its second-quarter earnings recently, and the stock fell by about 12% the next day. Although top-line revenue is growing faster than expected, the company's profitability was a little lower than analysts had hoped for, and there are some concerns about the effect of new tariffs on ad demand.

Pinterest CEO Bill Ready said Friday (Aug. 8) that it will be some time before consumers are ready to let artificial intelligence (AI) agents do their shopping for them, but that Pinterest is providing AI-powered tools that will “meet the user where they are” in the meantime.