Pinterest Stock Slides After Advertiser Pullback Knocks Earnings -- WSJ

Dow Jones
Feb 13

By WSJ Staff

Pinterest shares tumbled after the social-media company projected slower revenue growth, following a pullback from advertisers that weighed on earnings.

-- Shares (PINS) slid nearly one-fifth in premarket trading to $15.05.

-- If the stock holds losses through regular trading, it will close at its lowest level in more than 5 years.

-- Shares last settled below $15 in April 2020. The company went public in 2019.

Last quarter, Pinterest's profit slid and revenue missed forecasts. The company expects growth to slow further this quarter and forecasts revenue between $951 million and $971 million.

Chief Executive William Ready said larger retailers were pulling back on advertising spending to protect their margins because of the impact of President Trump's tariffs.

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