Social media refers to digital platforms and applications for the creation, sharing, and exchange of user-generated content, ideas, and information. These platforms connect people, enabling them to interact, communicate, and build online communities. Popular social media sites include Facebook, X (Twitter), Instagram, LinkedIn, and TikTok, among others. Social media companies leverage their large user bases for potential advertising revenue, data-driven analytics, global marketing reach, and their role in driving digital innovation and social transformation.
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Damo: The Weibo (WB.US) rating was downgraded from shareholding and wait-and-see to the holdings reduction rating, and the target price was adjusted from $11.00 to $10.00.
Weibo Analyst Ratings
Morgan Stanley Downgrades Hello to Underweight From Equalweight With $6 Price Target
Match Group Analyst Ratings
Susquehanna Maintains Positive on Match Group, Lowers Price Target to $45
Baird Adjusts Price Target on Match to $34 From $41
Match Group (MTCH) Receives a Rating Update From a Top Analyst
BTIG Keeps Their Buy Rating on Match Group (MTCH)
DA Davidson Cuts Price Target on Match Group to $50 From $60, Keeps Buy/Add Rating
Goldman Sachs cuts Match price target to $37
DoubleVerify Craters, Loses $2B in Market Cap, Gets Double Downgrade by BofA
Goldman Sachs: Maintains Match Group's (MTCH.US) rating, adjusted from buy to buy rating, and adjusted target price from $47.00 to $37.00.
Match Group Analyst Ratings
Goldman Sachs Maintains Buy on Match Group, Lowers Price Target to $37
Deutsche Bank Adjusts Match Group Price Target to $38 From $42, Maintains Buy Rating
Match Group Buy Rating: Underwhelming Short-Term Performance but Positive Long-Term Outlook
Truist Securities Trims Price Target on Match Group to $33 From $38, Keeps Hold Rating
Analysts' Opinions Are Mixed on These Communication Services Stocks: New York Times (NYT), Match Group (MTCH) and Fox (FOXA)
Match Group (MTCH) Maintains Buy Rating Amidst Challenges and Growth Prospects
Piper Sandler Cuts Match Group's Price Target to $40 From $45