In 2015, Facebook rapidly grew its user base, pulling further away from rivals to remain, by far, the largest social media network in the world.
With it, Facebook’s revenue also increased significantly.
FB Revenue has grown at a compounded annual rate of 52.2% over the last three years, and by 55.5% over the last five years.
In 2016, Facebook is expected to continue increasing its market share with mobile advertising. To raise its stocks even higher, Facebook plans to launch several new products and services like “Facebook at Work,” “Facebook Professional Services,” “Oculus Rift,” and “Live.”
Facebook is just starting to find a way to leverage its other products, including Instagram, WhatsApp, and its own Messenger.
These assets are predicted to help the company’s stock prices, only when Facebook monetizes them.
And trust me guys if these goes according to plan we are bullish on FB Stock
With it, Facebook’s revenue also increased significantly.
FB Revenue has grown at a compounded annual rate of 52.2% over the last three years, and by 55.5% over the last five years.
In 2016, Facebook is expected to continue increasing its market share with mobile advertising. To raise its stocks even higher, Facebook plans to launch several new products and services like “Facebook at Work,” “Facebook Professional Services,” “Oculus Rift,” and “Live.”
Facebook is just starting to find a way to leverage its other products, including Instagram, WhatsApp, and its own Messenger.
These assets are predicted to help the company’s stock prices, only when Facebook monetizes them.
And trust me guys if these goes according to plan we are bullish on FB Stock
