Reddit shares fell 29% on Friday, marking the company's worst trading day, after it issued weak fourth-quarter sales guidance. The company also announced plans to test requiring users to log in to view content on the platform.
Why it matters
A 29% single-day stock decline represents a material loss of shareholder value and signals investor concern about Reddit's revenue trajectory and user engagement strategy.
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Recent SEC-reported share and derivative transactions in Reddit, Inc..
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Institutional ownership: 95.92%
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