Shares of AI data cloud specialist Snowflake (NYSE: SNOW) gained momentum in early 2025, driven by its strong growth in the AI sector. However, the company’s year-over-year product revenue growth rate slowed from 32% in fiscal Q2 to 29% in Q3, raising concerns among investors about sustaining momentum like competitor Palantir. Additionally, substantial quarterly losses and a 25% decline in stock value this year further complicate the outlook. With shares now 58% below their all-time high, questions arise about whether it’s a good time to invest.
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