Goodwater's Chien Says Snap May Be Profitable in 3 Years

The video discusses Snapchat's growth rate, investor interest, and market positioning compared to Facebook and Twitter. It highlights the challenges Snapchat faces in expanding to Asia and the potential impact of insider holdings on stock performance. The discussion also covers growth opportunities, particularly in the under-30 demographic, and strategies for expanding the user base. The video concludes with predictions on stock performance and Snapchat's positioning as a niche media platform.

What is a major concern for Snapchat as it goes public?

• It has no competition.

• Its growth rate is accelerating.

• It is growing faster than Facebook and Twitter.

• Its growth rate is decelerating.

Why might Snapchat's IPO be oversubscribed?

• It has a low valuation.

• It has no competition.

• Investors see it as a rare opportunity.

• It is the only company of its kind in the market.

What is the lock-up period for most of Snapchat's investors?

• 200 days after the IPO

• 180 days after the IPO

• 150 days after the IPO

• 90 days after the IPO

How do investors value Snapchat despite its lack of profits?

• Based on its past performance

• Based on its competition

• Based on its potential for future growth

• Based on its current profits

What is a significant challenge for Snapchat in Asia?

• High advertising costs

• Lack of funding

• No interest from users

• Strong competition from local apps

How does Snapchat plan to expand its user base?

• By partnering with Facebook

• By reducing subscription fees

• Through publisher stories

• By creating more content

What type of market position is Snapchat likely to have?

• Niche market like Twitter

• No market position

• Mass market like Facebook

• Dominant market leader