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Shares of Yeti Holdings (YETI) are sinking after missing Wall Street fourth-quarter expectations on both the top line and bottom line. The company posted $519.79 million in revenue, against an expected $536.5 million. In addition, the company issued a conservative 2024 outlook, with President and CEO Matt Reintjes saying in the report: "Given the uncertainties of the current environment, our outlook for 2024 balances a cautious approach with the ongoing opportunities that we see to drive growth through brand, product, and geographic expansion." Anna Glaessgen, B. Riley Securities Senior Analyst – Consumer Equity Research, joins Yahoo Finance to discuss the tumbler maker's performance, outlook, and competition from Stanley. Speaking on performance in the quarter in regards to competition Glaessgen says:  "Actually in the quarter, we wrote about Stanley. Stanley has obviously been a really popular topic, especially given the growth that they've seen in the past couple of years. But, Yeti's drinkware actually came in ahead of expectations, it grew 12% year-over-year... So what we're seeing isn't necessarily an impact from Stanley directly, or a problem in drinkware, the company actually noted that their cooler business, coolers and equipment, saw an impact from a more cautious consumer, on high ticket items... That's really what drove the short fall versus the expectations on the top line." For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Yahoo Finance Live. Editor's note: This article was written by Nicholas Jacobino

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Super Bowl weekend is historically bad for the box office. According to the Hollywood Reporter, 2024 was the worst weekend in over three decades, outside of 2021. Stacy Spikes, MoviePass Co-Founder and CEO, joins Yahoo Finance to discuss the disappointing weekend for the box office and how it impacts his company. When asked about how to boost users to platform when there are not a lineup of movies getting people to theaters, Spikes replies: "The major tentpoles aren't the drivers in people wanting a subscription platform where they're going to experiment more. We find they're actually more interested in the independent titles, and that's where the experimentation happens... With the Dunes and the Spider-Mans and the IMAX titles, that really wouldn't change our business. It's just not enough of those titles, but it's all of the smaller ones like we saw with Origin, we saw with Poor Things a lot of the Oscar nominees. That's where, you know 75% of our members are under the age of 35 and they like to experiment." When it comes to profitability, Spikes notes the company has benefiting from both the use of AI and its new credit system.  For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Yahoo Finance Live. Editor's note: This article was written by Nicholas Jacobino

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Coca-Cola (KO) narrowly topped earnings estimates on the top and bottom lines, while PepsiCo (PEP) released mixed fourth-quarter results earlier this week. The two soda giants are also reporting year-over-year volume declines in North American markets, offset by price hikes alongside inflated food prices. Beverage Digest Editor and Publisher Duane Stanford explains what the soda and snack manufacturers' performances are indicating about the American consumer, a topic President Biden broached in a recent video addressing snack "shrinkflation" "When you look at the companies as a whole, they have very different strategies — PepsiCo, half its business is in snacks and that's a very profitable part of their business," Stanford tells Yahoo Finance. "So, they're looking to always make sure they can maximize investments in the snack business. And so a lot of times, what they're doing is balancing those investments with what they do on the beverage side, so that sometimes leads to decisions when it comes to how much share they're willing to try to take by lowering prices." For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Yahoo Finance Live. Editor's note: This article was written by Luke Carberry Mogan.

Robinhood (HOOD) soars higher after beating Wall Street expectations on the top and bottom lines in its fourth-quarter earnings, posting $471 million in revenue versus an expected $457 million, and adjusted earnings per share of $0.03 versus an expected loss of $0.01. While the trading platform's monthly active users fell 4% for the quarter, other metrics like crypto trading rose 10% year-over-year, which brought in $43 million in revenue for the company. Needham & Company Senior Research Analyst John Tadaro joins Yahoo Finance to discuss Robinhood's performance and the influx of crypto trading that boosted revenue. Tadaro puts crypto trading in perspective for the company: "2024, most of the growth we see, we do have coming from crypto. Crypto came in very strong in December and primarily made that beat in Q4 there. So, if it weren't for crypto, the transactional activity wouldn't have beat. So, we do see that as a growing segment. It's coming off a very low baseline, so crypto volumes obviously plummeted a lot last year, so you're seeing kind of a snapback that's really propelling the growth. For equities options, that growth is a little bit more moderated, it's a more mature business for Robinhood, so we do see crypto as kind of the growth component for Robinhood. That being said, what we would like to see is Robinhood come out and offer more crypto products." For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Yahoo Finance Live. Editor's note: This article was written by Nicholas Jacobino

Shares of Airbnb (ABNB) are slipping as the company reported expectations of moderating demand in its first-quarter guidance, relative to its recent fourth-quarter earnings results. The company, however, plans on expanding its territory into Europe moving forward, claiming in a letter to shareholders that “this will be a gradual, multi-year journey.”. Jed Kelly, Oppenheimer Managing Director of Equity Research - Consumer Internet, joins Yahoo Finance to discuss the lodging booking service's performance and take a deep dive into the company's strategies for continued growth. "Well, the business is very healthy. This was a one-time tax charge that... they're going to have to pay, but when you look at the free cash flow, they're still going to generate well over $4 billion in free cash flow this year," Kelly states. "From a free cash flow position... the business is really healthy. Actually, on a valuation basis, it trades at a favorable free cash flow yield, relative to EV/EBITDA because they have positive capital dynamics." For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Yahoo Finance Live. Editor's note: This article was written by Nicholas Jacobino

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