Pinterest’s 20% Drop Makes It An Attractive Buy

 | Apr 01, 2021 08:15

There is no dearth of technology stocks which immensely benefited during the coronavirus pandemic as the use of online channels to buy, entertain and communicate exploded. As the advanced economies get ready to reopen after a tumultuous year, the big challenge for growth investors is to find stocks that could continue to thrive in the post-pandemic world.

In this context, the San Francisco-based Pinterest (NYSE:PINS) is offering an attractive buying opportunity after its recent weakness. 

The shares of the digital scrapbooking and search company were trading about 20% lower on Wednesday from their February record high. This sluggish phase comes as investors shun high-growth stocks on concerns that their values have become too expensive and their growth will slow after the economic reopening. Pinterest stock more than tripled in 2020.