Facebook Shares Down Sharply

Two months after enlisting in the stock, which received massive news, social media service provider shares up sharply.

In the early trading session, shares fell nearly 15% of Facebook after Facebook announced disappointing corporate earnings are assessed.

Earlier on Thursday (26/7) fell 8% stake in Facebook.

In a report from the official acceptance of the company sold shares worth a total of 100 billion dollars, Facebook announced a loss of nearly 160 million U.S. dollars.

Analysts said investors were worried by reports that Facebook growth slows.

In the report stated that active users Facebook reached 955 million, but some doubted the accuracy of the data because it is known there are a number of fake users.

The number of people who use Facebook every day through mobile devices like mobile phones and tablet increased by 67% per year to 543 million users.

But so far Facebook has not also find ways to boost profits as more users are accessing Facebook through mobile phones, rather than through a computer.

"For us, this result is not bad nor good," said Mark Mahaney, an analyst at Citi.

"The important thing for Facebook is how they can maximize the advantages of mobile phone version of the Facebook site," he said.Facebook Shares Down Sharply
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Two months after enlisting in the stock, which received massive news, social media service provider shares up sharply.

In the early trading session, shares fell nearly 15% of Facebook after Facebook announced disappointing corporate earnings are assessed.

Earlier on Thursday (26/7) fell 8% stake in Facebook.

In a report from the official acceptance of the company sold shares worth a total of 100 billion dollars, Facebook announced a loss of nearly 160 million U.S. dollars.

Analysts said investors were worried by reports that Facebook growth slows.

In the report stated that active users Facebook reached 955 million, but some doubted the accuracy of the data because it is known there are a number of fake users.

The number of people who use Facebook every day through mobile devices like mobile phones and tablet increased by 67% per year to 543 million users.

But so far Facebook has not also find ways to boost profits as more users are accessing Facebook through mobile phones, rather than through a computer.

"For us, this result is not bad nor good," said Mark Mahaney, an analyst at Citi.

"The important thing for Facebook is how they can maximize the advantages of mobile phone version of the Facebook site," he said.

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