@MoneyMaker23 2 days ago
Zoom had good numbers, bad guidance
Zoom had good numbers, bad guidance
reported strong enterprise growth, but its forecast still disappointed the market and shares moved lower. I feel like this keeps happening lately. Companies can post decent results, but if the next few months don't look perfect, people sell first. Do you think this is fair?
@JacobFosterr 2 days ago
It can feel harsh, but when valuations are high, the market often cares more about future guidance than a solid quarter. Expectations leave very little room for disappointment.
@AntonioMyers 2 days ago
i agree, the bar is set so high now. it's tough for Zoom to satisfy everyone when the future outlook isn't 100% certain.
