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Roblox NYSE: RBLX, one of the hotter stocks in the gaming industry over the past 52 weeks, just had much of its 2025 gains wiped out. Prior to the company's latest earnings report, shares were up over 30% on the year.

Despite a recent 30% drop, Roblox's long-term potential remains strong due to double-digit growth, improving cash flow, and a goal to capture 10% of the gaming market. The stock fell because it missed analyst expectations and faced a slowdown in certain regions, but it still met its own guidance and showed significant growth. Roblox's expanding market share, driven by cloud-based 3D streaming technology and strong growth in mobile, desktop, and console orders, supports its ambitious goals.

Roblox (RBLX -1.86%) share prices plunged after the virtual gaming platform issued disappointing guidance. The drop cooled off what had been a hot start to the year for the stock, which is still up more than 13.5% on the year as of this writing.

Roblox has outperformed expectations by charting three consecutive quarters of positive adj EBITDA through FQ4'24, despite the mixed FY2025 guidance. Much of the outperformance is naturally attributed to its highly sticky gaming platform, aided by the ongoing aging up (premiumization) of its user base. These have directly triggered RBLX richer Free Cash Flow generation along with healthier balance sheet, underscoring why the stock has had high-double digits appreciation thus far.

Roblox Corporation reported solid Q4 results but faced deceleration from strong Q3 growth, with DAUs slipping and engagement growth slowing. The stock remains volatile due to tech glitches, and child safety concerns, suggesting caution for investors. Despite challenges, Roblox aims for 20%+ annual growth, targeting 10% of the $180 billion global gaming market.

CNBC's Steve Kovach joins 'Power Lunch' to report on the SEC's investigation on Roblox.

Bryn Talkington, Managing Partner of Requisite Capital Management, joins CNBC's "Halftime Report" to discuss what to do with Roblox after getting the stock was downgraded to a sell today at Moffett Nathanson.