NYSE:SNAP 17 May 2026 - 12 July 2026

U.S. regular trading was still closed at the time of filing. Nasdaq’s main session is set for 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Eastern. June 30 does not appear on Nasdaq’s 2026 holiday calendar. The next market holiday is July 3, when exchanges shut for Independence Day.

Snap Inc. dropped 13.5 cents to $4.395 during Thursday's NYSE session. About 30.2 million shares traded hands, putting the market value near $7.4 billion. NYSE core hours are 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ET.

Snap Inc. shares closed at $4.63 on Monday, a quiet finish that hid the sharper move: the stock is now down about 19% from its June 15 close, the day before the company pushed its consumer augmented-reality glasses into the market. Trading was heavy on launch day, with 102.12 million shares changing hands on June 16 versus 48.31 million on Monday, a sign that investors repriced the story quickly rather than gradually.

Snap Inc. traded lower heading into the U.S. holiday weekend after the launch of its $2,195 Specs. Investors weren’t convinced by the pricey AR glasses, putting more pressure on CEO Evan Spiegel as he sticks with his augmented reality push.

Snap Inc. shares dropped again Wednesday, adding stress to a turnaround built on stronger cash flow, lower costs and hopes for its Specs AR glasses. The stock traded at $5.38, down from Tuesday’s $5.59 close, swinging between $5.31 and $5.55. There’s no fresh earnings news driving the move. The slide is happening as traders gauge if Snap’s better numbers can matter right now in a market pulling back on risk.