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2021-08-29

What I dun like about Snowflake is that they depend on cloud services from Amazon and Microsoft...what Snowflake would need is their own cloud infrastructure and more value add service...

Why Snowflake Shares Have Risen 14.5% This Week

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Why Snowflake Shares Have Risen 14.5% This Week

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That's still true. Wall Street clearly loved the 103% year-over-year jump in revenue for the quarter, as well as guidance of between 91% and 93% for the full year. Still, some of the numbers that foretell future growth are decelerating.\n\nImage source: Getty Images.\nThe rate of growth in both remaining performance obligations -- or RPO, contracted revenue that has yet to be recognized -- and customers spending over $1 million has slowed. Net revenue retention -- or NRR, the amount spent by customers in the most recent year compared to the prior year -- remained impressive.\n\n\n\nMetric\nQ4 FY2021\nQ1 FY2022\nQ2 FY2022\n\n\nRPO\n$1.3 billion\n$1.4 billion\n$1.5 billion\n\n\nCustomers > $1 million\n77\n104\n116\n\n\nNRR\n168%\n168%\n169%\n\n\n\nData source: Snowflake.\nMost companies would love numbers like that. But investing is about expectations. 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Why Snowflake Shares Have Risen 14.5% This Week

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