Slow and Steady — Or Slowly Slipping? The Race to Turn Around Nextdoor

Slow and steady wins the race — especially when the race is restoring confidence, accelerating growth, and increasing shareholder and investor value at Nextdoor.

But here’s the hard truth:
The longer leadership allows issues to fester, the less likely it is that the outcome will turn positive.

Which raises some uncomfortable — but necessary — questions:
- Why hasn’t anyone from leadership reached out for a conversation?

- Would @NiravTolia and the Nextdoor team prefer that I go away?

- If the strategy is silence, how does that align with a mission built on connection?

Let’s look at the market signals.

On January 7, 2026, #NXDR closed up $0.01 to $2.06. Modest, yes — but notable given that over 3.7 million shares traded, slightly below the ~4.4 million average daily volume. That kind of activity suggests repositioning, caution, and waiting — not conviction buying.

Context matters:
- #NXDR is trading in the bottom third of its 52-week range

- Growth has been essentially flat since 2023

- The stock remains well below its 2022 highs

While sentiment indicators may appear bullish and above sector averages, sentiment without execution doesn’t sustain valuation.

The real inflection point is coming soon:
Earnings are scheduled for release after market close on February 26, 2026.

That report will be telling — not just in terms of numbers, but also in terms of narrative, confidence, and direction.

My hope is simple and shared: that users, advertisers, investors, and shareholders will no longer accept stagnation.
Because we don’t just get what we hope for in business —

We get what we allow.

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