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Pinterest stands out with renewed U.S. user growth, international monetization progress, and differentiated, interest-driven content versus social media peers. Q1 results showed accelerating revenue and user growth, especially internationally, with strong ARPU gains and expanding adjusted EBITDA margins. Pinterest trades at attractive valuation multiples versus peers, with a solid balance sheet and ongoing margin expansion, supporting my reiterated buy rating.

Pinterest remains a buy despite near-term growth headwinds from tariffs and tough comparables, as the stock trades at a compelling valuation. The company has posted solid top and bottom line growth alongside surprising strength in MAUs. The company has benefitted from AI, both in its product as well as in operational efficiency.

In the closing of the recent trading day, Pinterest (PINS) stood at $34.75, denoting a -1.03% move from the preceding trading day.

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AI-fueled personalization is powering PINS to record user growth and higher ad relevance, but earnings estimates slip.

Close Key Takeaways Pinterest shares rose in premarket trading Tuesday after JPMorgan analysts upgraded their rating and lifted their price target on the social media stock.The analysts lifted the stock to "overweight" from "neutral," and bumped their price target to $40 from $35.The analysts said Pinterest is improving its user numbers and ad technology, both of which should help drive revenue. Pinterest (PINS) shares rose in premarket trading Tuesday after JPMorgan analysts upgraded their rating and lifted their price target on the social media stock. The analysts lifted the stock to "Overweight" from "Neutral," and bumped their price target to $40 from $35. That brings JPMorgan in line with most other analysts covering the stock who are tracked by Visible Alpha, as 16 call it a "Buy" and just four a "Hold," with an average price target of $39.75. They noted that while Pinterest shares are up since the start of the year, they are still about 18% below their February highs while the S

PINS has dropped 12.5% in three months, but the introduction of AI-powered tools and strategic collaborations to venture into new markets may offer new growth potential.