1. Snowflake reported softer-than-expected FY25 Q2 results, leading to continued negative sentiment. 2. The bear thesis focuses on increasing competition, decreasing margins, slowing revenue growth, high valuation, and significant stock-based compensation. 3. Despite these concerns, the company's strong growth prospects and recent product launches suggest a potential turnaround, making the current valuation a good risk/reward opportunity.
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