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The move started before the chart looked obvious

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Snowflake (SNOW) Rockets After Strong Q2 Earnings and Raised Price Targets (Sep 5)

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Snowflake (SNOW) Rockets After Strong Q2 Earnings and Raised Price Targets

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Snowflake (NASDAQ: SNOW) is giving investors plenty to be excited about. The data analytics company reported better-than-expected earnings, and Wall Street sent the stock up more than $71 a share. The strong results also caught the attention of major Wall Street banks. Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS) and Bank of America (NYSE: BAC) both raised their price targets for SNOW to $470, suggesting the stock could climb nearly 54% from Wednesday’s closing price.

Morgan Stanley’s previous target was $300, while Bank of America had a target of $395. Both banks remain bullish on the company, with Morgan Stanley keeping its Overweight rating and Bank of America maintaining a Buy rating.

Analysts at Rosenblatt also raised their price target following the earnings report, moving it from $345 to $370 while keeping a Buy rating.

So, what has investors so excited? A big part of the answer is artificial intelligence.

Snowflake’s AI business is growing quickly, and the company is showing signs that customers are using more of its platform as they look for ways to put AI to work.

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Product Revenue Growth Continues to Accelerate

Snowflake’s latest numbers were hard for investors to ignore. The company reported adjusted earnings of 62 cents per share for its fiscal second quarter. Analysts were expecting just 45 cents. Revenue came in at $1.55 billion, up about 35% from a year earlier. That was also ahead of expectations, with analysts looking for revenue of roughly $1.48 billion to $1.5 billion.

But one of the most important numbers was product revenue. The company brought in $1.49 billion from its products during the quarter, an increase of 37% from the same period last year.

That matters because product revenue gives investors a good idea of how much customers are actually using the company’s Data Cloud platform.

And customers are clearly using it more.

The company’s net revenue retention rate came in at 126%. Basically, that means existing customers are spending more money over time. The company also pointed out that this was its third consecutive quarter of accelerating product revenue growth.

That trend is one reason Wall Street is becoming more confident in the stock.

AI Adoption Is Driving More Customer Spending

Artificial intelligence has become a major focus, and so far, the strategy appears to be working. The company is building AI tools that allow businesses to work with their data, develop AI applications and automate different tasks. As more companies experiment with AI, the company hopes to become an important part of that process.

There are already signs that customers are adopting these tools.

Its CoCo AI product surpassed 9,100 customer accounts during the quarter. More than 2,000 accounts were added in just three months. CoWork, another AI product, grew to about 5,800 customer accounts. The company is also moving quickly on new products. The company launched more than 330 new capabilities during the first half of fiscal 2027, up 35% from the same period last year.

CEO Sridhar Ramaswamy believes AI could create a kind of snowball effect for the business.

As customers use more of the company’s AI tools, they also end up using more of the company’s core data platform. More usage means more revenue, which can then lead to even more investment and adoption.

Snowflake Raises Full-Year Revenue Outlook After Strong Quarter

The good news didn’t stop with the latest quarter.

Snowflake also gave investors a strong forecast for its fiscal third quarter.

The company expects product revenue of between $1.588 billion and $1.593 billion. That is comfortably above Wall Street’s estimate of about $1.51 billion.

Snowflake expects an adjusted operating margin of around 15.5% for the third quarter. The company also raised its full-year outlook. It now expects product revenue to reach about $6.07 billion, representing 36% growth from the previous year. Full-year adjusted operating margin is expected to be 14.5%.

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Snowflake is growing its core business. Its AI products are gaining traction, and the company has raised its revenue outlook for the year. With Wall Street analysts raising their price targets and investors betting on the company’s AI opportunity, Snowflake has entered the second half of the year with strong momentum.

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Navellier's system just put an A on a forgotten name

Louis put an A on a name most desks had already filed away. I opened that rating change first.

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Editor's Note: Famed $1 billion fund manager Louis Navellier has informed us that his system recently assigned an A rating to a tech company that's popular with both Elon Musk and President Trump. In his new presentation, Louis gives away the name and ticker symbol of this firm for free. Click here to watch it now, or read below for more details.

When this struggling PC maker went private in 2013, many were skeptical.

Forbes wrote that the CEO's track record "does not inspire confidence in the company's future."

And according to the New York Times, private equity giant BlackStone withdrew a bid after "discovering that [its] business was deteriorating faster than previously understood."

But its business didn't deteriorate. It transformed.

And when it returned to the public markets, it was no longer just another computer company.

It had acquired all the software and hardware to become, as the Wall Street Journal put it, "a globe-straddling AI-supercomputer builder."

That's why, when Elon Musk set out to win the AI race, this firm was the first company he called.

That said, no one is a bigger fan of this company than President Trump.

He's repeatedly told crowds to buy this firm's flagship product.

Awarded it a five-year, $9.7 billion Pentagon contract.

And personally invested up to $5 million in its shares.

If you click here and watch my new presentation, I'll give you its name and ticker symbol free of charge, and I'll explain why you need to swing into action.

This company is the comeback story of the century, and it's only just beginning.

My system recently assigned it an A rating.

The same rating Comfort Systems, Supermicro, and Applovin received before they soared by as much as 1,117%, 2,007%, and 1,863%, respectively.

Over the years, I've poured over $9 million into building and maintaining this system, and it's rarely failed me.

Timing is everything.

Trump, Elon, and this company are rapidly building out an AI infrastructure that will secure our country's dominant position in the global economy for decades to come.

I believe a major event will occur that could bring the magnitude of this plan to light.

If you don't get on the winning side of this shift before that date, you run the risk of missing out entirely.

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