Zoom Video has lost the momentum it had during the work-from-home boom, and a strong earnings report did little to change that, according to traders on CNBC's " Fast Money ."
The company on Monday reported adjusted earnings of $1.22 per share and $1.12 billion in revenue for the fourth quarter.
The stock soared above $500 per share in 2020 as the use of video conferencing soared, but Zoom has since given back all of those gains.
Guy Adami of Private Advisor Group called Zoom a "fine company" but cautioned that its use of stock-based compensation could hurt shareholders.
That metric, which Zoom Video excludes from its adjusted earnings number, was a roughly $520 million expense during the fourth quarter, and can cause dilution for shareholders.