| Prev Close | 144.22 |
| Open | 142.33 |
| Day Low/High | 140.83 / 144.84 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 139.03 / 218.62 |
| Volume | 26.65M |
| Avg Volume | 24.33M |
Facebook Inc. (FB)
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NASDAQ : Technology Services
| Exchange | NASDAQ |
| Shares Outstanding | 2.40B |
| Market Cap | 406.78B |
| EPS | 5.50 |
| P/E Ratio | 21.41 |
| Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Latest News
Short-Sellers Stay Strong on Tilray Stock, Await January Judgment
Shorts aren't shying away from the cannabis industry even after a series of squeezes.
This Strong U.S. Dollar Is Deadly: Market Recon
The never-ending strength now seen in the dollar is causing the most pain in U.S. markets.
Jim Cramer: What's Behind This Dramatic Decline and How Can It Be Stopped?
What would make this market bottom? I have 5 things that must occur before we do.
Twitter May Soon Make a Big Move Higher
The charts are bullish, if TWTR can pass a key point of resistance.
Twilio Shares Post Strongest Single-Day Gain to Reach New High
Twilio rises as high as the clouds on Wednesday.
Twilio's Burgeoning User Base Is Key to Its Growth
TWLO's continued success shows it has moved past primary partnerships.
SendGrid Soars Before Twilio Takeover
Twilio's pending acquisition is pushing new highs.
Twilio's Takeoff on Earnings Bolsters Long-Term Bullish Thesis
Twilio bulls are feeling vindicated on Wednesday morning.
Is a Disruptive Amazon a Jobs Killer or a Provider of Low-Cost Products?
* Over the last two decades technology has out sped regulation but the social/economic pendulum is now moving towards (costly) regulation and possible restrictions to (non core) growth * Amazon's expansionary moves have disrupted numerous industrie...
Jim Cramer: Keep an Eye on the Insiders Who Are Buying
Insiders buy for only one reason -- to make money.
Airbnb and Tech Giant Threats Weigh on Marriott Investor Minds
Airbnb remains a formidable competitor to hotel giants like Marriott.
Jim Cramer: The Stock Market's Machine Buyers
These are simply programs where some ETFs and handcrafted baskets are overwhelming both sides of the market.
Second 'Sixty-Minute Trade': Long Amazon $1598
"If you don't believe I'm all I say Come up and take my hand When I let you go you'll cry "Oh yes He's a sixty-minute man... There'll be 15 minutes of kissing Then you'll holler "please don't stop" (don't stop) There'll be 15 minutes of teasing And ...
I Plan to Add to Twitter on Weakness
* Unreasoned collateral damage is a definition of opportunity to me With the president taking a swipe at Facebook , Alphabet and Amazon (on antitrust grounds) in a wide ranging interview with Axios - Twitter could be pressured along with the FANGs t...
This Week's Volatility Worked in Favor of the Bulls
One of the more interesting aspects of the bounce was that small caps outperformed.
Jim Cramer: No One Took Price This Quarter Better Than Apple
They are coining money selling phones and making even more - in terms of gross profit on the services stream.
All Eyes On Apple as They Report Earnings After Thursday's Close
Apple's quarterly results could be a pivot point for the market.
Mighty Apple at the Bat
Apple will file what likely will be the most important earnings report of the season as it could dictate whether the market bounce continues.
What Facebook, Twitter and Snap's Earnings Say About Social Media Usage
All three companies reported seeing user growth pressures in North America for popular services.
Despite a 2-Day Bounce, There Is No Solid Evidence the Worst Is Over
Those that believe so are primarily relying on hope.
Jim Cramer: It's Pathetic How Irrational the Market Is
It is both comical and a shame.
Intermediate Trade: IWM Russell 2000 ETF
When the Russell has been the strongest index, markets have kept going.
A First-Class Trade Setup on Stamps.com
Rarely in my scans do I find a company with this type of history.
Starbucks Is More of a Safety Stock These Days
SBUX is no longer the growth stock it once was but it is still often viewed as a value play.
Thoughts About Facebook
Back in April I said that Facebook could be dead money for the rest of the year - and I have been intermittently short in the interim interval. This afternoon my pal Steve Cortes has some solid thoughts about FB - which I agree with:
Jim Cramer: Don't Write Off the FANG Stocks
Perhaps it is worth it to remember how fabulous these companies are so we can understand why they can come back.
Is FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) Back In Play?
An example of a stock that I've been adding is Twitter.
