Roblox Corporation (NYSE:RBLX) closed at $44.12 on October 2, down about two-thirds over twelve months. A fall that steep normally means something broke. Users left, growth stalled, a competitor took the category. None of that happened. Roblox is still adding players and still collecting their money. What the market repriced was not the business but how much it is prepared to pay for one that does not yet turn a profit. READ ALSO: MongoDB (MDB) vs Snowflake (SNOW): Which is a Better Stock to Buy?Roblox (RBLX) Has Lost Two Thirds of Its Value. Is the User Growth Still Real? The Growth is Not the Problem: Roblox is still growing faster than almost any company of its size. Revenue reached $5.69 billion over the past twelve months and grew 35.
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