I recently argued that investors might be getting too bearish on Snowflake -- but three red flags could hold its stock back for the foreseeable future. Salesforce gradually sold all of its shares ...

Snowflake jumped on earnings as the data cloud company beat estimates in the first quarter. The company has been spending aggressively on share-based compensation and stock buybacks. Management ...

Snowflake beat estimates on the top and bottom lines last night. Sales are growing, and on pace to grow more, but free cash flow fell off a cliff. Growing sales and falling FCF is a worrisome ...

Snowflake's stock price may have further to fall due to red flags and declining revenue retention rate. Snowflake's technology allows for scalable data storage and collaboration within organizations.

Those headline numbers looked impressive, but five red flags seemed to spark a retreat from the high-growth cloud stock. For the first quarter, Snowflake expects its product revenue to grow 79%-81 ...

Snowflake (NYSE: SNOW), the data warehousing specialist, has traded like a typical software-as-a-service (SaaS) stock since its initial public offering in 2020. The stock soared out of the gate ...

That might seem like an attractive entry point for new investors, but seven red flags suggest things might get worse before they get better. Snowflake's revenue surged 124% to $592 million in ...