Snowflake shares surged after earnings as stronger-than-expected revenue growth and raised guidance eased concerns around cloud spending and AI disruption. The company’s latest results suggested that enterprise demand for data infrastructure remains resilient as businesses expand AI-related workloads. Investors are now watching whether the earnings-driven move can hold after the sharp repricing.
Key Points
- SNOW traded near $356.45 after rising sharply following earnings, with shares reaching an intraday high near $384.48.
- Snowflake reported $1.55 billion quarterly revenue, beating expectations, while raised guidance reinforced investor confidence in AI-driven demand.
- Traders are watching $360 resistance/support zone and $325–330 support, while RSI remains above 50 after cooling from elevated levels.
Why worth watching
Snowflake remains closely watched as enterprises increase spending on cloud data infrastructure and AI applications. The latest earnings shifted investor focus toward whether AI adoption can support demand growth for platforms that manage, store and analyse enterprise data.
The company reported stronger-than-expected revenue growth and raised its outlook for product revenue, while management highlighted continued adoption of AI-related products. The results come as investors reassess whether AI will reduce software demand or create additional infrastructure requirements.
For SNOW, the immediate focus is whether the stock can hold above the post-earnings breakout area after the sharp rally.
Key trading levels
- At $384.48: Earnings-session high and immediate upside reference
- At $360: Current trading zone and first post-earnings acceptance area
- At $350: Near-term pullback support
- At $325–330: 4-hour 20 SMA and previous breakout area
- At $300: Wider downside reference
Technical analysis
SNOW remains in a broader short-term uptrend after forming higher highs and higher lows from June through August. The earnings reaction accelerated that trend, with price breaking sharply higher from the $320 region toward the $380 area on significant volume.
The current pullback appears to be a period of consolidation after the earnings-driven move. Price remains above the 4-hour 20 SMA near $326, suggesting the broader recovery structure is still intact.
RSI is currently around 62.6, above its RSI moving average near 52.1. This shows momentum has cooled from the initial earnings surge but remains above a level typically associated with a healthy uptrend.
The immediate technical range sits between $350–360 support and $384.48 resistance.
A move above $384.48 would signal buyers are extending the earnings breakout. A break below $325–330 would weaken the structure and bring the pre-earnings breakout zone back into focus.
- Bullish scenario: SNOW holds the $350–360 area and breaks above $384.48. This would suggest buyers continue to accept the higher valuation after earnings and could open the way toward further upside.
- Bearish scenario: SNOW falls below $350, followed by a break toward the $325–330 support zone. This would suggest the earnings rally is losing momentum and the market is reassessing the size of the repricing.
Disclaimer: The price levels and trade scenarios above reflect the author’s view at the time of writing and do not represent financial advice or an official recommendation from VT Markets. Traders should conduct their own analysis and manage risk carefully.
Next market drivers
Beyond the chart, traders are watching whether AI-related enterprise spending continues to support cloud infrastructure companies, alongside broader technology sector sentiment and upcoming software earnings. Future guidance updates will remain important in assessing whether higher AI demand translates into sustainable growth and improving profitability.
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Snowflake shares are rising after stronger-than-expected earnings and raised guidance improved investor sentiment. Traders are monitoring whether AI-related demand can continue supporting growth expectations.
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