Match Group, the company behind popular dating apps like
Tinder and
Hinge, appears to be on a shaky ground. A number of lawsuits have been filed against the company for securities law violations, urging investors who lost money to property law firms. Market analysts have given the firm a moderate buy, though
activist hedge funds are taking a keen interest in the stock.
The company is facing a setback with a
9% decrease in average monthly users. Due to this and various legal issues,
Match Group shares have plunged, creating uncertainties among investors. Nevertheless, the company still initiated its
first-ever dividend program and announced a
$1.5B share buyback plan.
Match Group's Q3 revenues didn't meet estimated targets causing a
stock drop of 12.5%, and their Q3 earnings, despite exceeding expectations, didn't seem to have encouraged investor confidence. Several investors were selling their stocks, further escalating the stock's volatility. Despite these challenges, some view this downturn as a generational buying opportunity, asserting that Match Group shares are hugely undervalued.
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