Facebook (FB) Q4 Earnings Preview: Monthly Active Users, Revenue & More
Shares of Facebook FB dipped over 2% during regular trading Tuesday, only a day before the firm is set to report its Q4 earnings. Quick OverviewAt this point, most casual followers of the news understand that Facebook had a terrible 2018. Facebook stock closed regular trading down 2.22% at $144.19 a share, which represented a roughly 34% downturn from its 52-week high of $218.62 per share. Q4 EstimatesFacebook's Q4 revenues are projected to climb 26.2% from the prior-year quarter to hit $16.37 billion, based on our current Zacks Consensus Estimate. Meanwhile, FB's adjusted Q4 earnings are projected to slip 1.36% to touch $2.17 a share.
Facebook Reports Earnings Today. Here's What to Expect.
by the same token on Facebook stock (FB) stock is up about 10% in January through Tuesday's close, compared with a 5.5% gain for the broader S&P 500. • In October, the company's third-quarter earnings beat Wall Street expectations, though it came in a bit light on revenue and monthly active users. Newsletter Sign-up• Some analysts have lately said it's a good time to buy Facebook stock. But others—including some Facebook bulls—have said this week's earnings report is unlikely to boost the shares much. Facebook stock is down about 22% over the last 12 months.Facebook Earnings Preview
Facebook (FB) reports earnings after the bell on Wednesday, January 30th. 2018 was a tough year for Facebook, as it was under heavy scrutiny due to multiple privacy scandals, but things may finally be turning around for the social media giant. Shares of the stock are up over 12% in the last month, amid multiple reports about Instagram Stories really starting to gain traction as a go to form of advertising. Want to hear more about what Zev Fima and the ActionAlertsPLUS team is watching out for going into earnings? Listen to the full podcast below for more of what to pay attention to when Facebook reports earnings tomorrow, as well as what to expect from the other big tech names reporting this week, including Microsoft, Paypal, and Amazon.
Facebook (FB) Q4 Earnings Preview: Monthly Active Users, Revenue & More
Shares of Facebook FB dipped over 2% during regular trading Tuesday, only a day before the firm is set to report its Q4 earnings. Quick OverviewAt this point, most casual followers of the news understand that Facebook had a terrible 2018. Facebook stock closed regular trading down 2.22% at $144.19 a share, which represented a roughly 34% downturn from its 52-week high of $218.62 per share. Q4 EstimatesFacebook's Q4 revenues are projected to climb 26.2% from the prior-year quarter to hit $16.37 billion, based on our current Zacks Consensus Estimate. Meanwhile, FB's adjusted Q4 earnings are projected to slip 1.36% to touch $2.17 a share.Facebook Earnings Preview
according to Facebook stock (FB) stock is up about 10% in January through Tuesday's close, compared with a 5.5% gain for the broader S&P 500. • In October, the company's third-quarter earnings beat Wall Street expectations, though it came in a bit light on revenue and monthly active users. Newsletter Sign-up• Some analysts have lately said it's a good time to buy Facebook stock. But others—including some Facebook bulls—have said this week's earnings report is unlikely to boost the shares much. Facebook stock is down about 22% over the last 12 months.Facebook Reports Earnings Today. Here's What to Expect.
Facebook (FB) reports earnings after the bell on Wednesday, January 30th. 2018 was a tough year for Facebook, as it was under heavy scrutiny due to multiple privacy scandals, but things may finally be turning around for the social media giant. Shares of the stock are up over 12% in the last month, amid multiple reports about Instagram Stories really starting to gain traction as a go to form of advertising. Want to hear more about what Zev Fima and the ActionAlertsPLUS team is watching out for going into earnings? Listen to the full podcast below for more of what to pay attention to when Facebook reports earnings tomorrow, as well as what to expect from the other big tech names reporting this week, including Microsoft, Paypal, and Amazon.
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