Facebook Beats In Q4 With Revenue Of $2.59B, EPS Of $0.31
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Re: Facebook Beats In Q4 With Revenue Of $2.59B, EPS Of $0.31
#2The fact that they're really focused on small business largely deflates the whole "younger users aren't using Facebook" argument. Brand advertisers target younger users more so than small business advertisers. I think ultimately it's a bad thing for Facebook that larger advertisers won't be able to reach younger users through their platform, but in the short-term it won't matter; they're waay more focused on SMBs.
Re: Facebook Beats In Q4 With Revenue Of $2.59B, EPS Of $0.31
#3The fact that they're really focused on small business largely deflates the whole "younger users aren't using Facebook" argument. Brand advertisers target younger users more so than small business advertisers. I think ultimately it's a bad thing for Facebook that larger advertisers won't be able to reach younger users through their platform, but in the short-term it won't matter; they're waay more focused on SMBs.
The increase revenue and active users definitely deflates that argument at the moment.
Re: Facebook Beats In Q4 With Revenue Of $2.59B, EPS Of $0.31
#4Facebook chart: now trading around $53.53/share:
http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=FB+Interactive#symbol=fb;...
Re: Facebook Beats In Q4 With Revenue Of $2.59B, EPS Of $0.31
#5Facebook chart: now trading around $53.53/share: http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=FB+Interactive#symbol=fb;...
Well, if you notice closely, it is trading at 60.16 +6.63 (12.39%) in after-hours trading.
Re: Facebook Beats In Q4 With Revenue Of $2.59B, EPS Of $0.31
#6$500 Quarterly Net Income by GAAP and $131 B Market Cap = 65.5 trailing P/E ratio.
Re: Facebook Beats In Q4 With Revenue Of $2.59B, EPS Of $0.31
#7When I first signed up for thefacebook, the summer before I started college in 2004 I would have never in my life imagined that I'd one day read a news story that began with the following sentence:
> Today Facebook reported its fourth quarter financial performance, including revenue of $2.59 billion and earnings per share of $0.31.
This is insane to me. Also... 945 million mobile users. What?
Re: Facebook Beats In Q4 With Revenue Of $2.59B, EPS Of $0.31
#8The fact that they're really focused on small business largely deflates the whole "younger users aren't using Facebook" argument. Brand advertisers target younger users more so than small business advertisers. I think ultimately it's a bad thing for Facebook that larger advertisers won't be able to reach younger users through their platform, but in the short-term it won't matter; they're waay more focused on SMBs.
The increase revenue and active users definitely deflates that argument at the moment.
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Re: Facebook Beats In Q4 With Revenue Of $2.59B, EPS Of $0.31
#9When I first signed up for thefacebook, the summer before I started college in 2004 I would have never in my life imagined that I'd one day read a news story that began with the following sentence: > Today Facebook reported its fourth quarter financial performance, including revenue of $2.59 billion and earnings per share of $0.31. This is insane to me. Also... 945 million mobile users. What?
>945 million mobile users
I am very skeptical of this number
Re: Facebook Beats In Q4 With Revenue Of $2.59B, EPS Of $0.31
#10I'm a finance ignoramus. For other people who didn't already know this, EPS means "Earnings Per Share".