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Roblox Corporation (RBLX) stock plummeted by 22.06% due to guidance concerns and an expensive valuation, along with mixed performance in Q1 2024.

• Mixed Performance in Q1 2024: While there were positive aspects to Roblox's Q1 report, including a 22% revenue growth to $801.3 million and a 19% increase in bookings year over year, the company's daily active user count and total time spent on the platform also showed growth. Additionally, net losses were slightly lower compared to the previous year, indicating improved operational efficiency, as explained by CFO Michael Guthrie.
• Concerns Over Future Growth: Despite these positive metrics, Roblox's stock experienced a significant decline attributed partly to its guidance for future quarters. The slower growth rate of bookings compared to revenue implies a potential slowdown in revenue growth, which is unfavorable for a company expected to be a growth stock. Management's projection for Q2 revenue to range from $855 million to $880 million was overshadowed by concerns about bookings, which are forecasted to range only from $870 million to $900 million—less than the previous quarter and below Wall Street's expectations of over $934 million.
• Challenges in Justifying Valuation: Roblox's current valuation of nearly 79 times trailing free cash flow raises concerns about its ability to justify such high valuation multiples. With projected growth rates in the mid-teens or low-20th percentile, the company needs to demonstrate faster growth to reassure investors about its future prospects. Until Roblox can prove its capacity for accelerated growth, its stock may continue to face downward pressure.

Roblox's shares (RBLX) dropped 21.94% after reporting Q2 earnings below expectations. Revenue grew 15% YoY to $680.8 million, but bookings, a key metric, reached $780.7 million, slightly missing the estimated $784.9 million.

https://www.fool.com/investing/2023/08/09/why-roblox-stock-was-down-wednesday/

On Monday, Roblox Corporation's (RBLX) shares tumbled by 12.01% following the release of its latest monthly metrics. The company announced that it would no longer provide monthly updates, opting instead to publish quarterly reports. Given the stock's decline at 9:50 a.m. ET, shareholders may welcome this change as it could spare them from reacting to volatile monthly market movements.

https://www.fool.com/investing/2023/04/17/heres-why-roblox-stock-crashed-today/