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Linkedin stock projections professional#

Q4 Total Cash Flow : $189m, though $178m of that was from the recent follow-on offering.Mobile Access to the site: 15% of unique visitors.

Premium Subscriptions: $33.3m, 20% of total revenue, up 87% y/y (was + 81% in Q3).

Marketing Solutions: $49.5m, 30% of total revenue, up 77% y/y (was +113% in Q3).

ARPU for total Hiring Solutions segment declined 4% y/y.

ARPU for the 9200 LCS customers rose 10% y/y.

9200 corporate (LCS) customers up 139% y/y and up from 7400 at the end of September, 2011.

Hiring Solutions: $84.9m, 50% of total revenue, up 136% y/y (was +160% y/y growth in Q3).

By comparison, Facebook was #2 with 171.5m unique visitors, up 25% y/y.

had 24.4m unique visitors in December, up 71% y/y the 44th largest site by unique visitor.

Total Registered Users: 145m at 12/31/11, up 60% y/y 150m+ at the end of January.

Revenue of $167.7m (up 105% year-over-year) was also firmly ahead of the $159.4m consensus. The company reported non-GAAP earnings per share of $0.12, which was $0.05 ahead of the $0.07 consensus (14 analysts) estimate. We remain at a Hold/Neutral on LinkedIn's stock.Īfter the market close on Thursday, February 9, LinkedIn reported its fiscal 2011 fourth quarter (December) results.We believe that LinkedIn's stock valuation is too high and does not reflect the fast-growing competitive threat posed by Facebook and private companies using Facebook's platform to offer services that compete with LinkedIn.

Linkedin stock projections professional#

LinkedIn's competitive outlook is unchanged: they remain the market leader for professional networking.

LinkedIn's fourth quarter was an excellent performance, both operationally and financially.

After review, we have come to the following conclusions:

“This performance comes amidst the backdrop of several important strategic investments to better position the business to execute on our long-term roadmap.This article is an analysis of LinkedIn's ( LNKD) current business and future prospects as demonstrated by their fourth quarter performance. Internet companies are having a lousy earnings week on Wall Street. LinkedIn stock fell more than 25% in after hours trading on Thursday, effectively shaving off about $8 billion in market value, after the company reported March quarter earnings that were almost exactly in line with analyst estimates, but disappointed on projections for earnings and revenue for the upcoming quarter. The social network for professionals estimated that it would post earnings of $0.28 per share on revenue of $670 million to $675 million for the June quarter, well below the consensus estimate among analysts for earnings of $0.74 per share on revenue of $718 million. In a statement included with its earnings release, LinkedIn CFO Steve Sordello appeared to suggest that the lackluster guidance was due in part to greater investments in the business. “LinkedIn demonstrated continued solid growth during the first quarter,” Sordello said. This prompted the company’s stock to fall by more than a quarter in after hours trading, which pretty much hacked off $8 billion in market value from LinkedIn. Several companies in the industry have reported lackluster quarterly earnings, but even though LinkedIn has an excellent quarter, its projections for future earnings and revenue are disappointing. This is not a good week to be an Internet company. Techi » Internet LinkedIn’s stock fell by 25% following disappointing projections Despite all that, he's (somehow) married to a beautiful woman and has 4 kids. His glasses are thick and his allergies are thicker. Yes, he's a Star Trek fan and writes about it on Uberly. Sal McCloskey Follow Sal McCloskey is a tech blogger in Los Angeles who (sadly) falls into the stereotype associated with nerds.