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What guidance did Pinterest provide for future revenue and earnings growth?

Answer

The brief news summary you provided does not include the specific numbers that Pinterest gave for its forward‑looking revenue and earnings guidance. It tells us only that:

  • Pinterest’s second‑quarter results “beat on sales but missed on earnings per share,” and
  • The stock fell about 10% after the earnings miss.

Because the summary does not quote the company’s projection for future revenue growth (e.g., a percentage‑range or dollar amount) nor its expected earnings‑per‑share (EPS) trajectory, we cannot state those guidance figures with confidence based on the information at hand.

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To obtain the exact guidance that Pinterest supplied—for example, whether it forecast FY 2025 revenue to grow by a certain percentage, or projected EPS to be flat, modestly positive, or negative—you’ll need to consult the full CNBC article (or the company’s earnings release/press statement) referenced in the summary. Those sources will contain the precise guidance language and any accompanying management commentary.

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What is the outlook for Pinterest’s monetization initiatives, such as ad formats and e-commerce features? How does the earnings miss affect the company’s cash flow and capital expenditures? How does Pinterest's valuation compare to peers like Meta, Snap, and other social media/advertising platforms? Are there any changes to management or strategy that could influence future performance? What impact will the earnings miss have on analyst rating upgrades or downgrades? What are the implications for the company's long-term growth strategy and competitive positioning? What were the key drivers behind the sales beat? How might the earnings miss affect the current short interest and potential short squeeze? How did the miss on EPS affect the company’s profit margins? What were the specific earnings per share (EPS) figures versus analyst expectations? Is there any guidance on user growth and engagement metrics going forward?