StockStory Flags 3 Internet Stocks as Sector Trails S&P 500 by 23.7 Points

1 articles · Updated · stockstory.org · May 25

StockStory named Fiverr, Angi and EverQuote as internet stocks facing trouble, arguing the group is vulnerable as consumer spending softens and competition intensifies.
13.7% is how much the consumer internet sector has fallen over six months, versus a 10% gain for the S&P 500, a gap the report says reflects worsening sentiment toward the space.
Fiverr’s active buyers dropped 12.3% year over year and its revenue is forecast to decline 7.2% over the next 12 months, while heavy marketing spend suggests weak organic demand.
Angi’s service requests have fallen 19.2% annually over the last two years and revenue is projected to slip 4%; EverQuote was also cited for costly marketing that pressures profitability.
The report frames the picks as examples of a broader screen for internet companies struggling to defend growth and margins in a highly competitive market.

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