Facebook first tumbled then jumped after reporting Q2 EPS of $1.32, which initially slammed the stock as much as 5% lower however, then jumped just as quickly when it emerged that Bloomberg had blasted a wrong EPS estimate, according to which the company had missed earnings of $1.38…
- FACEBOOK 2Q EPS $1.32, EST. $1.38
… only to immediately correct itself, and release the correct consensus expectations, which was $1.13.
- CORRECT: FACEBOOK 2Q EPS $1.32, EST. $1.13
Correction: Facebook Q2 revenue beats estimates https://t.co/Olpr5eLjlp http://pic.twitter.com/qmaAxWWhA2
— Bloomberg (@business) July 26, 2017
The algo reaction is shown below:
Among the other results:
- Q2 revenue of $9.32 billion, beating estimates of $9.20 billion
- 2Q daily active users 1.32 billion, estimate 1.32 billion
- 2Q monthly active users 2.01 billion, estimate 1.98 billion
- 2Q mobile ad revenue as percentage of ad revenue 87%
- 2Q advertising rev. $9.16 billion
And here are the key charts from Facebook’s results:
Daily Average Users:
Monthly Average Users:
ARPU
Revenue by Geography:
Operating Margin:
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