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Facebook, Inc.

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Previous Close 131.74

Open 134.01

Bid 138.28 x 800

Ask 138.48 x 800


133.75 -
Day's Range
138.00
123.02 -
52 Week Range
218.62
Volume 29,002,059

Avg. Volume 26,475,409

Market Cap 396.439B


Beta (3Y
0.65
Monthly)
PE Ratio
20.79
(TTM)
EPS (TTM) 6.64

Earnings Date Jan 30, 2019


Forward
Dividend & N/A (N/A)
Yield
Ex-Dividend
N/A
Date
1y Target Est 186.97
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Press Releases

 TheStreet.com•5 hours ago

Facebook, Apple, Netflix, Amazon and Alphabet Shares


Power Up
Netflix was also buoyed in particular by an analyst upgrade from Goldman Sachs, which
added the stock to its "Conviction Buy" list. "We continue to believe Netflix's investment in
content, technology and distribution will continue to drive subscriber growth well above
consensus expectations both in the U.S. and internationally," Goldman wrote. Conversely,
Amazon closed the day higher despite Goldman's decision in the same analyst report to cut
its price target for the stock to $2,000 from a previous $2,200.


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 CNBC•8 hours ago

Salesforce's Marc Benioff unplugged for 2 weeks, and had


a revelation that could change his industry
After a summer vacation, Benioff made the surprising decision to elevate Keith Block to co-
CEO, enabling a "divide and conquer strategy" and giving Benioff time to do the things he
enjoys. Benioff loudly took on the tech industry last year, particularly Facebook, which he
compared to cigarettes. After promoting Block, Benioff took two weeks ahead of the
November elections to lobby for a measure that provided funding to the homeless.

 Markit•12 hours ago


See what the IHS Markit Score report has to say about
Facebook Inc.
Short interest is extremely low for FB with fewer than 1% of shares on loan. This could
indicate that investors who seek to profit from falling equity prices are not currently
targeting FB. ETFs that hold FB had net inflows of $10.72 billion over the last one-month.

Kiplinger•yesterday

Earnings Reports for the Week of Jan. 7-11 (BBBY, KBH)


Check out our weekly earnings calendar and read the latest quarterly earnings previews.

 Reuters•yesterday

COLUMN-Commentary: 2019 will be the year of more state


control
A signature theme of the new year is the possibility of a malign confrontation between the
world’s greatly enhanced capacity for electronic surveillance and the weakening of
democratic control. The antidote to that risk is the democratic spirit and civil freedoms –
both of which are suffering world-wide. The world’s two most populous states, China and
India –together, around 37 percent of the global population – have rolled out nationwide
digital systems of monitoring and classification.

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 Barrons.com•yesterday

3 Tech Trends to Watch in 2019


2018 revealed an unsettling truth: We simply aren’t paying enough attention to meaningful
signals in the present, and that’s why we’ve been caught in this constant cycle of surprise.

American City Business Journals•yesterday

Will Denver's tech growth continue in 2019?


Tech companies flocked to Denver in 2018, promising hundreds of jobs and an opportunity
to make the Mile High City a top town for technology. “When it comes to the economy, this
is clearly a question of when and how much, and not if,” said Brian Egan, co-founder and
CEO of Evolve Vacation Rental Network. In fact, 69 percent of tech leaders in Denver say
their hiring plans remain robust, according to a recent survey by Robert Half.

Motley Fool•yesterday

Facebook to Prioritize Video in 2019


Facebook Watch and IGTV highlight the social network's strategy to ramp up video.

Market Realist•yesterday

Why Netflix Surged Nearly 10% Today


Why Netflix Surged Nearly 10% TodayNetflix American online media giant Netflix (NFLX)
stock seems to be on fire, leading the tech stock rally today. At around 1:33 PM ET, the
company’s stock posted its high of the day so far of $297.

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Market Realist•yesterday

Could Apple Still Fall to $120, as Jim Cramer Suggested?


Could Apple Still Fall to $120, as Jim Cramer Suggested?Apple stock On January 2 after
the market closed, Apple (AAPL) informed investors about a downward revision in its first-
quarter guidance. The company revised its first quarter of fiscal 2019 (which ended on
December 29) revenue guidance to approximately $84 billion, compared to $89 billion–$93
billion guidance provided earlier.

News

CorpGov.com•yesterday

ScotteVest CEO: How a Facebook Passion Project Evolved


into a New Business
Scott Jordan with Margaux (photo by Thomas Hawk) By John Jannarone For nearly two
decades, Scott Jordan’s day job has been CEO of ScotteVest, an apparel company he co-
founded with his wife Laura in 2000 that now generates $18 million in annual sales. The
company, based in Ketchum, Idaho, started with a fisherman’s vest called […]

News

Investopedia•yesterday

Millennials Load Up on Battered Apple, Facebook, GE


Millennials sharply boosted their ownership of nine stocks in 2018 even as the market's
turmoil scared away many investors, including the battered shares of Apple Inc. (AAPL)
and Facebook Inc. (FB), and even fallen conglomerate General Electric Co. (GE), per data
from no-fee trading platform Robinhood. The majority of Robinhood’s 4 million Robinhood
traders are Millennials (ages 22 to 37 years old), so its trading data offers insight into this
burgeoning and increasingly influential investor group.

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News

Market Realist•yesterday

Are Trump and Powell Trying to Make American Market


Great Again?
Today investors’ mood seemed to have changed suddenly, as the key US indexes are
witnessing a rally after yesterday’s steep losses. On Thursday, the S&P 500 Index, the
NASDAQ Composite Index (QQQ) (VTI), and the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 2.5%,
3.0%, and 2.8%, respectively. In contrast, the S&P 500, the NASDAQ Composite, and the
Dow were up by 2.8%, 3.7%, and 3.7%, respectively, today at 12:08 PM EST. At the same
time, Apple (AAPL), Amazon (AMZN), Alphabet (GOOG), General Motors (GM), Ford (F),
NVIDIA (NVDA), Facebook (FB), Intel (INTC), and Microsoft (MSFT) lost 3.5%, 4.7%, 4. ...


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Zacks•yesterday
FAANGs See a Weak Start to 2019: More Pain Ahead for
ETFs?
What lies ahead for FAANG ETFs in 2019?

 News

MarketWatch•yesterday

U[PDATE: Netflix shares soar 9% as Goldman adds stock


to its Conviction List
Netflix Inc. shares soared more than 9% Friday, after Goldman Sachs added the stock to
its Conviction List and said a pullback from record set last July presents an attractive
buying opportunity. "We continue to believe Netflix's investment in content, technology and
distribution will continue to drive subscriber growth well above consensus expectations both
in the U.S. and internationally," Goldman analysts wrote in a note. "While we also believe
that these investments and the associated cash burn (roughly $3bn in 2019E) will require it
to return to the HY debt market over the next 3 years, we see a path for Netflix to both
double its annual content investment and generate positive cash returns by 2022 while
improving leverage and interest coverage ratios vs. 2018, as the company begins to fully
amortize owned Originals." Separately, Imperial Capital reiterated its outperform rating on
the stock, the equivalent of buy, and said it is still comfortable with estimates heading into
the first-quarter earnings season. Analyst David Miller is sticking with his $459 stock price
target, which is about 58% above Friday's trading level. Miller said the appointment of
Spencer Neumann as CFO is positive, given his private equity background, having worked
at Providence Equity Partners and Summit Partners from 2005 to 2012. Neumann was
hired away from Activision Blizzard , where he was also CFO. "This could prove
advantageous, in our view, as Netflix, through its most recent $2.0 billion bond issuance on
October 22, has become much more leveraged versus this time last year, and financial
executives with private equity backgrounds tend to be, more often than not, ROIC (return
on invested capital) focused, with debt, rather than equity as the core engine of growth,"
Miller wrote in a note. With long-term debt now standing at $8.33 billion, that's what Netflix
needs, as free cash flow is still negative and the stock is still reflecting the sum of all free
cash flows discounted into the future. Imperial is hoping that Netflix can decouple from
"FAANG," the acronym that groups it with Facebook Inc. , Amazon.com Inc. , Apple Inc.
and Google parent Alphabet Inc. . The stock's 40% gain in 2018 could have been bigger,
were it not for the market psychology surrounding the other FAANG stocks, he wrote. The
S&P 500 fell about 7% in 2018.

 News

Motley Fool•yesterday

What Strategy Should Stock Pickers Use in 2019?


Last year’s best performers tended to be the ones nobody was too keen on in January
2018.

News

Market Realist•yesterday

Is Fed’s Powell Now Using Trump’s ‘Feel the Market’


Technique?
Is Fed's Powell Now Using Trump's 'Feel the Market' Technique? The US market started
2019 on a terrible note, with Apple (AAPL) cutting its guidance mainly due to the Chinese
market slowdown. Apple’s warning about China pulled the market down yesterday as all
major indexes tanked significantly.

News

InvestorPlace•yesterday

7 Tech Stocks Without China Exposure


The market’s big headline to start 2019 was that tech juggernaut Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL)
cut its first-quarter guidance because the world’s hottest economy, China, is rapidly
slowing. The news chopped off 10% from an already beaten up Apple stock. A lot of tech
stocks have exposure to China.

News

Zacks•yesterday
Amazon (AMZN) Faces Strike Hurdles Before Epiphany in
Spain
Amazon's (AMZN) workers at its biggest warehouse in Spain have called for a two-day
strike alleging poor working conditions and less pay.

News

MarketWatch•yesterday

Apple’s stock price won’t recover and 9 more bold


predictions for 2019
At the end of 2017, I made some predictions for 2018 — and I’m back with my crystal ball
to do so again for the year ahead. Some of my predictions last year held true, including a
crash for bitcoin and a tumble for oil.

News

Motley Fool•yesterday

Facebook Earnings: Mark Your Calendar


After a 26% pullback in its stock price in 2018, can Facebook excite investors again?

 News

Benzinga•yesterday

RBC's Mahaney: Tech 'Reckoning' Already Occurred


Should investors look at Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL)'s guidance warning as a sign that the
broader tech sector will tumble? Speaking as a guest on "Bloomberg Technology"
Thursday, Mahaney said tech stocks have already sold off over the past few months,
adding that some big tech names are now oversold.
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News

American City Business Journals•yesterday

Mark Zuckerberg hits ‘pause’ on his plan to sell billions of


dollars worth of Facebook stock
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg appears to have prematurely halted a plan to sell billions
of dollars in stock to fund his philanthropic efforts, given the recent collapse in his
company's stock price. Back in September 2017, Zuckerberg publicly announced plans to
sell somewhere between 35 million and 75 million Facebook shares by March 2019,
funneling the proceeds into the Palo Alto-based Chan Zuckerberg Initiative. Zuckerberg
largely dodged the market’s sharp downturn by halting his own stock sales four months
ago.

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 News

ETF Trends•yesterday

Social Media ETF Stung By Analyst Downgrades


Amid Thursday's carnage in the technology sector, the Global X Social Media ETF (SOCL)
followed the broader market lower, but Apple Inc.'s (AAPL) was not the primary reason the
social media exchange traded fund slipped. SOCL, which tracks the Solactive Social Media
Total Return Index, staggered yesterday following downgrades to some of the fund's
marquee components, including Facebook Inc. (FB).

News

Zacks•yesterday

Twitter Still Vulnerable to Hacking by Terrorist Groups


Twitter's (TWTR) decade-old flaw in email-linking accounts is proving to be costly as
terrorist groups continue spreading propaganda through various accounts.

News

Market Realist•yesterday

Will Chinese Consumers Punish US Companies?


In an interview with CNBC, Apple’s (AAPL) CEO Tim Cook talked about possible backlash
from Chinese consumers amid the country’s trade standoff with the US (QQQ). In the past,
Chinese consumers have boycotted foreign products. Chinese consumers have been
known to shun products and avoid travel to regions that have been engaged in a political
rift with the country.

 News

Barrons.com•2 days ago

Apple vs. Facebook. Who’s Had the Worse Run?


Apple and Facebook shares have both tumbled over the last year. But only one company is
still expected to grow sales in 2019.

 News

Investing.com•2 days ago

Facebook Rises 3%
Investing.com - Facebook (NASDAQ:FB) rose by 3.10% to trade at $135.82 by 10:26
(15:26 GMT) on Friday on the NASDAQ exchange.

 News

The Wall Street Journal•2 days ago

[$$] Facebook Begins New Year in Fixer-Upper Mode


One year ago Friday, Mark Zuckerberg set his sights on “fixing” Facebook Inc. That
remains very much a work in progress. In one instance, an effort to decrease political
polarization on the platform raised concerns from Mr. Zuckerberg and other executives
about whether it would work and if it could reduce user engagement, which was starting to
flag on Facebook’s namesake service, people familiar with the discussions say. The
specific project was shelved in early September, although Facebook says its
antipolarization efforts continue.
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Apple Inc.

Total ESG score


Category Average

55
Average Performer
70th percentile
0100

Earnings
Consensus EPS

Financials

AnnualQuarterly
Revenue Earnings
Recommendation Trends

 Strong Buy
 Buy
 Hold
 Underperform
 Sell

Recommendation Rating

2.1

 1

Strong
Buy

 2

Buy

 3

Hold

 4

Under-
perform

 5

Sell

Analyst Price Targets (49)

Current 137.95
Average 186.97
Low 115.00
High 275.00

Upgrades & Downgrades

Guggenheim: to
Initiated 12/6/2018
Neutral
Stifel Nicolaus: Buy to
Downgrade 12/6/2018
Hold

Maintains Argus: Buy to Buy 11/1/2018


Deutsche Bank: Buy to 10/31/2018
Maintains
Buy
KeyBanc: Overweight
Maintains 10/31/2018
to Overweight

Maintains Citigroup: Buy to Buy 10/31/2018

Company Profile
1601 Willow Road
Menlo Park, CA 94025
United States
650-543-4800
http://www.facebook.com
Sector: Technology
Industry: Internet Content & Information
Full Time Employees: 33,606
Facebook, Inc. provides various products to connect and share through mobile devices,
personal computers, and other surfaces worldwide. Its products include Facebook Website and
mobile application that enables people to connect, share, discover, and communicate with each
other on mobile devices and personal computers; Instagram, a community for sharing visual
stories through photos, videos, and direct messages; Messenger, a messaging application to
communicate with other people, groups, and businesses across various platforms and devices;
and WhatsApp, a mobile messaging application. The company also offers Oculus virtual reality
technology and content platform, which allows people to enter an immersive and an interactive
environment to train, learn, play games, consume content, and connect with others. As of
December 31, 2017, it had approximately 1.40 billion daily active users. Facebook, Inc. was
founded in 2004 and is headquartered in Menlo Park, California.

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