Over the last decade and a half, the internet and social media revolution have produced a number of billionaires in the market. Facebook, Inc. went public in 2012 at a price of $38 per share, with 526 million daily active users. Facebook, Inc. has a market capitalization that is out of reach for most investors. There are various options for those who want to invest in the internet business but cannot afford to acquire expensive stocks like Facebook. Twitter, Twilio, Pinterest, and Snapchat are among them.
Here is Insider Monkey’s list of the 10 undervalued internet stocks with huge upside. Weibo Corporation is ranked tenth. The company is based in China and owns and manages a content production and sharing social media platform. According to WY Capital, the company’s profits are likely to quadruple in the next few years. Yelp Inc. is ranked ninth. The company is based in California and runs an internet platform that links local companies with consumers. On the back of recovery momentum, its stock price has risen 30% year to date. Sonos, Inc. is a California-based audio room product manufacturer and retailer. Within the next three years, the company’s EBITDA margin might approach 20%. In comparison to its fair value, the corporation was trading at a discount. Spotify Technology S.A. is ranked seventh. Because it operates in the podcasting sector of the industry, which is the fastest expanding media segment, the stock has significant growth potential. Zynga Inc. is ranked sixth. A bull case for the company has been provided by Aleksandr Sayganov, the head of research at a Russian equity firm. For more details, click 10 Undervalued Internet Stocks With Huge Upside.
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