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The fingerprint data never comes off the phone. So they would def need to leave the house to steal your phone.
Except on cambertire.com where it clearly says CBYI.... Derp
You're right people ARE lazy. So why the hell would they crack your fingerprint scanner when they can just dumpster dive for bank statements or credit card applications?
Just picked up 500k shares.
Uh... Did you even read the news of the reverse merger?
Because you're a hacker and you know how easy it is to hack, right? Psssh.
Short it then, put your money where you mouth is.
How much does Google cost?
This is huge!!!!!!
Just like the last quarters earnings, eh? Where they popped 30%?
A hype that 1.2 BILLION people use every month, 700 MILLION if which every day... "Hype"... Ha! How's that short treating you, guy?
MySpace was a email spam company that almost went out of business when the CANSPAM law was passed. They pivoted into a social network after the popularity of Friendster in hopes to profit off the lucrative user data. Their entire mindset was "how do we profit off this data". Which showed in their willingness to bombard users with full screen takeover video ads, ads on the homepage, everywhere they could fit an ad they did. This dropped user engagement as users got pissed.
The difference is with FB is that they prioritize user engagement and retention over monetization. If an ad lowers engagement they will pull it. Their mission is to create a communities platform first, them monetize second. As long as they stay true to that, they will find ways to monetize that engagement.
MySpace couldn't scale their traffic. They constantly went down once they hit 150M users. As did Friendster. Facebook is doing 660M user PER DAY and never goes down. They are also in 80% of the top 150 iOS games and continually open source and publish engineering white papers that help the industry scale their infrastructure. They have the industries top engineers from Google, Microsoft, IBM, Cisco and VM all working there.
If you really think FB is like MySpace, you really don't understand this space and have no business trading this stock.
History of myspace: http://www.randomhistory.com/2008/08/14_myspace.html
MySpace CEO says, “Facebook will always be the social glue that brings everything together on mobile,” - http://www.marketwatch.com/story/myspace-founder-lauds-facebook-raps-zynga-2013-06-04
Where's the PR that describes Chamber taking over the CBYI merge into the shell?
Here you go: http://m.imgur.com/i4ta02G
Not much but I did buy in. I'll increase my position the more DD I do.
I def bought in. I just get sick of people pumping stocks with no real data
What percentage of tire sales market is to retail and what percentage to racing?
I'm in since .0027, I'm just practical about my expectations here.
Answer me this: if these tires have been on the market since 2009, why are we just now getting a new ticker, new website, and new sales? Makes zero sense. Convince me this isn't just a p&d.
Yeah that's what I meant. That's a hurdle most retail customers won't go for and it will/has hurt sales. This isn't "TOYO", I can't just go down to the local tire shop and get these put on... They have to make other customizations most people won't want to pay for.
You have to change your suspension to use these tires. That dramatically impacts sales. Be a realist.
Potential minor pull back as FB pushed back video ads today.
All signs point to yes.
What do you mean?
What was the target?
Are your eyes open?
Never. Sprint was just bought by SoftBank. Real question is how soon until Facebook buys Pinterest or Nextdoor?
It's from 2010... Why haven't the tires blown up since then?
NWO?
People taking profits. News of DOJ open to settlement came out yesterday, people bought this AM and selling for a quick 10% profit.
Agreed. This will hit $53 in after hours after earnings release.
I'm in Silicon Valley and I'm as close to an insider this board has. You're wrong. Sentiment for FB is overwhelmingly high.
Way bigger than just mobile ads. See this post: investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=91200809[tag]insert-text-here[/url]
90% of VMA Viewers Reacted on Facebook
Viewers of the MTV Video Music Awards didn't sit passively as Miley Cyrus twerked her way to infamy during the show. Most viewers — about 90% — shared their thoughts about her and the VMAs on Facebook.
Out of a total audience of 10.1 million viewers on Sunday night, 9 million unique users generated more than 26.5 million Facebook interactions (comments, likes and posts), according to the company. That's about 2.6 times the number of unique users on Twitter (3.45 million) Sunday night, according to Twitter's SocialGuide analytics. The show also drew 20.3 million tweets, SocialGuide reports, meaning Facebook had 6.2 million more interactions.
To put the figure in perspective, 34 million people discussed this year's Academy Awards telecast on Facebook, prompting 66.5 million interactions.
Facebook released the figures as it gears up to offer more "second screen" opportunities to advertisers. Noting the phenomenon of viewers reacting to TV programming in real time, Twitter has been able to carve out a business for itself. Facebook, which has a larger total audience than Twitter but is hampered by the fact that about 70% of users' accounts are private, has been making the case that it's a player as well. Trendrr recently stated that Facebook's user engagement relating to TV program was five times as large as all other social networks combined.
The company's efforts to foster more public conversations on its platform began with the introduction of hashtags in June. One element currently lacking in the strategy is a trending topics list, though Facebook is currently testing such a feature.
TV advertisers take notice!!!!
Facebook To Capture 15.8% Of Global Mobile Ad Revenue This Year, Predicts eMarketer, Up From Just 5.35% In 2012
(READ: TONS OF UPSIDE HERE!!!!!)
t’s no secret that Facebook has accelerated its mobile ad business in recent quarters. This mobile ad monetization push is resulting in “dramatic gains” in worldwide mobile ad market share, according to estimates put out today by researchers at eMarketer. The figures suggest Facebook’s share of global mobile Internet ad revenues will reach 15.8 percent this year, up from just 5.35 percent in 2012. eMarketer expects the overall mobile ad market to grow 89 percent in 2013 to $16.65 billion.
Facebook’s mobile ad growth tear is the result of the social networking giant pouring a torrent of ads into the news feed in its mobile apps — effectively dressing ads in the same clothes as genuine news feed items to encourage people to click, rather than tune them out.
Facebook only started injecting ads in its mobile apps last year so their mobile ad growth rates are all the more impressive. Last month, in its Q2 earnings, Facebook reported that mobile ads now make up a staggering 41 percent of its total ad revenue, up from around a third in May, and just over a fifth (23 percent) in the quarter before that. After its Q2 earnings Facebook noted that mobile revenue will soon outstrip its desktop ad incomes.
One type of mobile ad that has been performing well for Facebook are app installs. Back in May, Facebook’s product director of advertising Gokul Rajaram told TechCrunch that mobile install ads were “performing well” and resulting in “really high quality users that take actions.” Translation: news feed app ads are resulting in a lot of apps being installed.
Despite Facebook’s impressive growth in mobile, Google of course remains the leader for capturing worldwide mobile ad revenues. eMarketer estimates Mountain View will take 53.17 percent of the market this year, up slightly on its 2012 performance — which eMarketer says is “primarily a result of continued growth in mobile search usage and further mobile monetization of YouTube”.
Android’s domination of the smartphone OS market is keeping Google strong here, with its close to 80 percent share of the global pie — allowing it to preload YouTube on millions of mobile devices worldwide. Android users are of course the eyeballs powering Google’s mobile ad business.
Across all devices, Google remains the undisputed kingpin digital ad publisher in the world. eMarketer estimates it will take in nearly 33 percent of all digital ad dollars globally this year, up from 31.46 percent in 2012. Facebook, buoyed by its growth on mobile, will also increase its share of the total, to 5.41 percent. Meanwhile Yahoo! is expected to lose some ground, while Microsoft’s share is predicted to hold steady.
The whole market is down. It isn't FB specific. Huge volumes here. If market conditions were better this would be green. This thing isn't going anywhere.
Greedy is when you let it ride after FB monetizes instagram and gets more than 5% of the TV ad spend with their video ads product (sometime in 2014). Right now you're smart to hold.
Holding until $115 pps. Seriously.
Long since 21.