Jim Cramer: Wall Street Analysts Are Missing Snap's One True Advantage - Procter & Gamble (NYSE:PG), Snap (NYSE:SNAP)

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According to CNBC's Jim Cramer, nearly every Wall Street analyst failed to talk about Snap Inc (NYSE:SNAP)'s one major advantage that no other social media platform has yet to copy: the ability for kids to communicate without their parents monitoring their activity.Cramer explained during CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" segment on Tuesday that the problem with Snap's whole appeal is two-fold. First, iconic household names such as Procter & Gamble Co (NYSE:PG) may not want their brands associated with some of the content that kids are secretly sharing among each other.Second, whatever advantage Snap holds in the social media landscape can be copied by Facebook Inc (NASDAQ:FB)'s CEO Mark Zuckerberg. In fact, Cramer said the Facebook co-founder is the "most competitive CEO" to lead a company since Larry Ellison.

Facebook Launches 'Snap Two'

Cramer further suggested that Facebook's new feature announcement on Tuesday is essentially "Snap Two." Masks, frames and interactive filters have long been a hallmark of Snapchat, but that is no longer the case and Snap's 4 percent decline on Tuesday, despite some support from Wall Street analysts earlier in the day, is showing how investors really feel about Zuckerberg's ambitions to take away all of Snap's advantages.

"I'm telling you this guy [Zuckerberg] does not like anybody encroaching on his turf," Cramer emphasized.

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