Am torn on it... I suspect you will see an early bump similar to Caesar's. The financials were actually stronger than I anticipated. Problem for Facebook is they are in bed almost totally with Zynga. Also its hard to get cash out of that site without charging or flooding the site with ads.
Is this company a 100 billion dollar company? no way in hell...the potential is there...but will it be realized? I'd rather have MCD as its a much stronger long term company.
Might be a company to hit at the open...dump and then wait for lower figures. Still haven't decided though.
Welcome to the discussion Waste Management
Am torn on it... I suspect you will see an early bump similar to Caesar's. The financials were actually stronger than I anticipated. Problem for Facebook is they are in bed almost totally with Zynga. Also its hard to get cash out of that site without charging or flooding the site with ads.
Is this company a 100 billion dollar company? no way in hell...the potential is there...but will it be realized? I'd rather have MCD as its a much stronger long term company.
Might be a company to hit at the open...dump and then wait for lower figures. Still haven't decided though.
Welcome to the discussion Waste Management
You know "tons" of people who arent on fb anymore.....thats cool. Do you know how many more "tons" of people are still on fb....
FB aint going anywhere.....
You know "tons" of people who arent on fb anymore.....thats cool. Do you know how many more "tons" of people are still on fb....
FB aint going anywhere.....
Facebook doesn't have alot of room to grow user wise...if anything you will see a decline in use. They do have alot of ad potential but keep in mind its just that...potential.
The big ad companies have been disappointed with feedback involving facebook ads... they have no idea of whether they work or not. The key to Facebook sticking around is how they utilize the potential. They have the users now...they need to be generating mass revenue to be valued like Exxon and McDonalds.
I think they should charge $1 a month or a full year for $10....that alone would bring in 500 million to 1 billion in revenue.
Zynga might be the better buy at 8... if Facebook explodes its hard to not see Zynga running up as well.
Facebook doesn't have alot of room to grow user wise...if anything you will see a decline in use. They do have alot of ad potential but keep in mind its just that...potential.
The big ad companies have been disappointed with feedback involving facebook ads... they have no idea of whether they work or not. The key to Facebook sticking around is how they utilize the potential. They have the users now...they need to be generating mass revenue to be valued like Exxon and McDonalds.
I think they should charge $1 a month or a full year for $10....that alone would bring in 500 million to 1 billion in revenue.
Zynga might be the better buy at 8... if Facebook explodes its hard to not see Zynga running up as well.
Facebook doesn't have alot of room to grow user wise...if anything you will see a decline in use. They do have alot of ad potential but keep in mind its just that...potential.
The big ad companies have been disappointed with feedback involving facebook ads... they have no idea of whether they work or not. The key to Facebook sticking around is how they utilize the potential. They have the users now...they need to be generating mass revenue to be valued like Exxon and McDonalds.
I think they should charge $1 a month or a full year for $10....that alone would bring in 500 million to 1 billion in revenue.
Zynga might be the better buy at 8... if Facebook explodes its hard to not see Zynga running up as well.
Facebook doesn't have alot of room to grow user wise...if anything you will see a decline in use. They do have alot of ad potential but keep in mind its just that...potential.
The big ad companies have been disappointed with feedback involving facebook ads... they have no idea of whether they work or not. The key to Facebook sticking around is how they utilize the potential. They have the users now...they need to be generating mass revenue to be valued like Exxon and McDonalds.
I think they should charge $1 a month or a full year for $10....that alone would bring in 500 million to 1 billion in revenue.
Zynga might be the better buy at 8... if Facebook explodes its hard to not see Zynga running up as well.
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