OpenAI CEO Sam Altman Has a Major Stake in This Hot IPO Stock. Should You Follow His Lead?
One of the most popular social media sites on the Internet is Reddit. If you're unfamiliar, Reddit serves as an online forum on which users can search for information and discussions on just about any topic. Discussion boards on the site are referred to as "subreddits," and their content can be filtered by date or popularity, among other methods.
While Reddit's platform boasts 73.1 million daily active users, the company undoubtedly faces fierce competition among other social media applications. Meta Platforms ended 2023 with 3.2 billion daily active people across its apps which include Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp. Alternatively, TikTok, which is owned by a Chinese tech conglomerate called ByteDance, is experiencing unprecedented growth overseas -- the platform reportedly has 150 million users just in the U.S.
With an intense competitive landscape at its heels, all eyes are on Reddit's S-1 filing -- a major step as it gears up for its initial public offering (IPO). These forms are intended to provide fairly comprehensive information about a business and its key investors and relationships. And given its high engagement and broad reach, it's not surprising that Reddit's S-1 shows it was a hot investment among venture capitalists (VC).
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