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We will dip into the full mail back and as always we've got a couple of stocks on our radar.

But we begin with a ripple effect in social media and advertising.

The third quarter results included a slight miss on expected revenue.

The report says it expects revenue to slide further in the fourth quarter.

Shares of snap fell 30% on Friday.

The ripple effect is that shares of Pinterest, Meta platforms and even Alphabet fell on Friday on concerns of a pullback in marketing spends.

Emily, where do you want to start?

Let's start with snapchats quarter because at face value this quarter wasn't all that bad.

They posted just the profitability, revenue only barely missed expectations and the daily average users actually blew it out of the water.

They grew 19% in the quarter.

That's what snapchat wants investors to focus on.

However, even despite the strong performance in the platform itself, revenue growth of only 6% is a reminder about just how challenging the ad market is.

In particular, how snapchat is monetizing their users.

But I will say, as much as this is an influx of the ad market and budgets being cut across the board, some of this is still snapchat specific.

Management knows that they have more than 75% of all 13 to 34 year olds and 20 countries across the world on their platform.

And they say that group represents 50% of all advertising spend.

If that's the truth, which I expect it is, why are they having such a hard time monetizing those users?

Because the market is there, the users are there, but their revenue growth is not.

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