FB - Facebook, Inc.

NasdaqGS - NasdaqGS Real-time price. Currency in USD
137.42
-2.21 (-1.58%)
At close: 4:00PM EST
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Previous close139.63
Open139.25
Bid137.82 x 200
Ask138.10 x 900
Day's range136.66 - 140.87
52-week range126.85 - 218.62
Volume21,159,956
Avg. volume25,282,115
Market cap394.916B
Beta (3Y monthly)0.62
PE ratio (TTM)20.71
EPS (TTM)6.64
Earnings date29 Jan 2019 - 4 Feb 2019
Forward dividend & yieldN/A (N/A)
Ex-dividend dateN/A
1y target est194.05
Trade prices are not sourced from all markets
  • Barrons.comyesterday

    Limiting Screen Time for Your Kid Is Harder Than It Sounds

    The goal should be to help kids learn to manage their own time as they get older and to stay physically active and socially connected.

  • Forget Snap: Facebook Is a Better Growth Stock
    Motley Foolyesterday

    Forget Snap: Facebook Is a Better Growth Stock

    Analysts who expect Snap's revenues to grow much faster than Facebook's are underestimating the vast chasm between their competitive positions.

  • Facebook Plans to Repurchase $9 Billion More of Its Shares
    Bloomberg2 days ago

    Facebook Plans to Repurchase $9 Billion More of Its Shares

    Facebook shares have fallen almost 40 percent since the social-media giant said in July that it expects growth to slow and profit margins to narrow in coming years. Its main social network is reaching a saturation point, so it needs to explore new types of business models. Facebook said in a regulatory filing that its board had previously authorized share repurchases of up to $15 billion as part of a program started in 2017.

  • Facebook Increased Share Buyback Program by Another $9 Billion
    Bloomberg2 days ago

    Facebook Increased Share Buyback Program by Another $9 Billion

    (Bloomberg) -- Facebook’s board approved an $9 billion increase to the social media company’s share repurchase program. The repurchase program does not have an expiration date and shares may be repurchased through open market purchases or privately negotiated transactionsShares rose about 1.1% in after market trading and the stock has declined 24% in the past 52 weeks NOTE: April 25, Facebook previously increased the amount authorized under its share repurchase program by an added $9 billion to $15 billion.

  • Here's Why Adobe (ADBE) Stock Looks Like a Buy Ahead of Earnings
    Zacks2 days ago

    Here's Why Adobe (ADBE) Stock Looks Like a Buy Ahead of Earnings

    Let's see why Adobe stock appears to be a buy ahead of its upcoming earnings release Thursday.

  • Forget Rates, Markets Seem Concerned about the Growth Outlook
    Market Realist2 days ago

    Forget Rates, Markets Seem Concerned about the Growth Outlook

    On December 7, the US November jobs report was released. The report showed 155,000 jobs additions—compared to the consensus expectations of 198,000. The October non-farm payroll data were also revised downwards.

  • Market Realist2 days ago

    Why Yelp’s Stock Gains Could Be Temporary

    Yelp (YELP) stock was up 2% yesterday and is up another 5% in pre-market trading today. Yelp will become a part of the S&P MidCap 400 Index, replacing Gulfport Energy (GPOR). Last month, Yelp’s stock had one of the worst falls of over 30% when the company disappointed investors with below-par third-quarter earnings and a weaker outlook for the fourth quarter.

  • Why Oracle’s Revenue Growth Could Fall in the Current Quarter
    Market Realist2 days ago

    Why Oracle’s Revenue Growth Could Fall in the Current Quarter

    In the previous article, we discussed how Oracle’s (ORCL) revenue growth slowed in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2018 and improved just ~0.5% in the first quarter of fiscal 2019. According to the outlook provided by Oracle, it expects its revenue to grow between 0% and 2% in constant currency terms in the quarter, but the strengthening US dollar could hurt its revenue growth expectations. In August, the Turkish lira went through a bad phase that spread to other emerging markets.

  • Financial Times2 days ago

    [$$] Tech briefing: Huawei’s negative network effect

    FT subscribers can click here to receive #techFT every day by email. The irony has been a bit lost on me as a victim, but on the day a software glitch caused by  Ericsson   knocked out data  on mobile ...

  • Financial Times3 days ago

    [$$] Francis by Ann Wroe — the rhythms of the saint

    Devotional poetry is not a staple of 21st century publishing. Then again, Ann Wroe has never fed her readers a diet of mere staples, whether as journalist or author. Now she has given St Francis of Assisi a similar treatment, with more overt religiosity than might be tolerated on the pages of a weekly newspaper.

  • Financial Times3 days ago

    [$$] The April 3rd Incident by Yu Hua — all it takes is for one person to say so

    Much of China’s literary heritage had been obliterated by Mao’s death in 1976: books — or “poisonous weeds” — that failed to feature his quotes were systematically burnt. In “As The North Wind Howled”, Hua imagines himself turfed out of bed to attend a dying man, apparently a close associate.

  • Apple Roundup: Music, App Store Monopoly, Analyst Opinion
    Zacks3 days ago

    Apple Roundup: Music, App Store Monopoly, Analyst Opinion

    Apple (AAPL) is deepening its relationship with Amazon through a music streaming alliance, its app store monopoly case has reached the Supreme Court and analysts are weighing in on iPhone demand.

  • Dow Jones Futures Tumble As Huawei CFO Arrested, Enraging China
    Investor's Business Daily3 days ago

    Dow Jones Futures Tumble As Huawei CFO Arrested, Enraging China

    Stock futures fell on news that Huawei CFO Wanzhou Meng was arrested and faces U.S. extradition, raising U.S.-China tensions. Several other signs are negative for the stock market rally.

  • Stocks Slide At Open After China Arrest; Facebook Makes Enemies
    Investor's Business Daily3 days ago

    Stocks Slide At Open After China Arrest; Facebook Makes Enemies

    Stocks opened sharply lower Thursday as a Chinese executive is arrested, Facebook earns a downgrade and OPEC sends oil prices lower.

  • Apple’s Year-Long iPhone Battery Discount Is Ending
    Market Realist3 days ago

    Apple’s Year-Long iPhone Battery Discount Is Ending

    The special iPhone battery replacement program that Apple (AAPL) introduced last year has entered its final month. To appease customers angered by its action that resulted in iPhones with older batteries slowing down, Apple decided to introduce a program that allowed customers to buy a replacement battery for their iPhones at a steep discount of just $29 instead of the usual $79. Apple announced the discount program on December 28, 2017, and said it would run through December 2018, meaning the program is now just a few weeks away from ending.

  • Most Interesting New ETFs
    Zacks3 days ago

    Most Interesting New ETFs

    We highlight a couple of interesting ETFs that made their debut recently.

  • SEC Commissioner Calls for Closer Look at Voting by Index Giants
    Bloomberg3 days ago

    SEC Commissioner Calls for Closer Look at Voting by Index Giants

    “Investors do not get nearly enough usable information about how their money is being voted, and because of that, they cannot adequately hold those fund managers accountable for how they vote in those elections,” Securities and Exchange Commissioner Robert Jackson Jr. said Thursday in a speech in New York. Jackson said the SEC should “more closely examine whether funds should have to disclose information about proxy voting in a different manner” to allow informed decisions by retail investors. The commissioner was speaking at a Federal Trade Commission conference on competition and consumer protection at New York University.

  • Barrons.com3 days ago

    Facebook Stock Could Take a Hit From Growing Distrust, Analyst Says

    Stifel says morale about the company among both employees and consumers is deteriorating, and could hurt the business in the long term.

  • Kroger rings up a beat, Facebook downgraded, Children’s Place slashes outlook
    Yahoo Finance3 days ago

    Kroger rings up a beat, Facebook downgraded, Children’s Place slashes outlook

    Kroger, Facebook, Children’s Place, Apple and Tesla are the companies to watch.

  • Mark Zuckerberg Is More Ruthless Than Clueless
    Bloomberg3 days ago

    Mark Zuckerberg Is More Ruthless Than Clueless

    For me, the documents have illuminated the nature of Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook’s co-founder and CEO, as a ruthless businessman and savvy corporate strategist. This shouldn’t be news to anyone who has followed Facebook’s history or watched the “Social Network,” but the documents add color to the less-discussed aspect of Zuckerberg character as a deeply involved tactician seeking to maximize Facebook’s revenue and as a cutthroat executive willing to (metaphorically) kneecap competitors.

  • Barrons.com3 days ago

    Dow Drops 352 Points Because This Is Way More Than a Trade War

    Stocks look set to tumble at the open after the arrest of Huawei’s CFO, which is seen as a major escalation in the trade war between the U.S. and China.

  • Funds flee Facebook
    Reuters Videos3 days ago

    Funds flee Facebook

    More than 90 U.S. mutual funds have completely sold their positions in the social media company so far this year, according to Lipper data. Fred Katayama reports.