Facebook Inc (NASDAQ:FB) Earnings Model
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This model uses Monthly Active User (MAU) growth rates and Average Revenue Per User (ARPU) to project future revenue. Ratio analysis is used to complete the Income Statement. The model is calibrated to meet management's guidance and consensus estimates as a "base-case" scenario. You can enter your own assumptions into the blue cells to form your own earnings forecast.
Basic Version: Includes 4 quarters of forecasts, Income Statement and Segment details. Premium Version: Includes ~5 years of forecasts, Income Statement, Segment details, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow, and target share valuation. Date of last Model Update: 4/10/2019 Model Developer: John Moschella, CFA, CPA 
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Facebook Inc Earnings Model Demonstration Video
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