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Instacart (CART-Q)
NASDAQ:CART
46.43
1.92
(4.31%) 1d
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This summary was created by AI, based on 1 opinions in the last 12 months.
The reviews from different experts highlight Instacart's Q2 report, which showed a significant increase in total revenue and adjusted EBITDA year over year, surpassing expectations and providing positive guidance. However, there is a cautious approach towards this new public company due to a preference for purchasing groceries like meat in person. Overall, there is optimism for the company's performance but with a note of uncertainty in the market.
$32.320
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Too many problems and doesn't see growth. Prefers Doordash.
They raised their IPO price (happening next Monday) after the success of Arm's IPO this week.
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Instacart(CART-Q) Rating
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On 2025-01-14, Instacart (CART-Q) stock closed at a price of $46.43.
Their Q2 report: +15% total revenue and 89% adjusted EBITDA YOY, beating the street, plus delivered robust guidance. That said, he remains wait and see with this new public company, because still prefer buying groceries like meat in person.