Zynga: Fundamentals And Facebook Comparison

By Investometrica:Our latest article, "Zynga After The Earnings Call: The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly" provided an overview of Zynga's (ZNGA) status post-earnings. Overall, we found that good signals outnumbered bad ones. From a fundamentals perspective, the firm is clearly not a sound investment due to negative cash flows.

ByFundamental Analyst:In a recent press release, Zynga Incorporated (ZNGA) announced its Q1 2013 results.

ByAlex Heisenberg:It's been two months since my previous article warning about the dire situation Zynga (ZNGA) was in then and since that time its core business of social games via the Facebook (FB) platform has only gone from bad to worse as the

ByKhari Parker:Every so often, we as investors need to rebalance our portfolio. To achieve our investment goals we need to make certain that we maintain not only diversity among industries, but also a good mix of both value and growth stocks.

ByNick Chiu:Zynga (ZNGA) is a leading provider of social game services with 240M average monthly active users over 175 countries. ZNGA was up 10.11% and closed at $3.93 on March 11, 2013. ZNGA had been trading in the range of $2.09-$14.48 in the past 52 weeks. ZNGA has a market cap of $3.08B.

ByZachary Schenk: Zynga (ZNGA), a social gaming company, has been making efforts to revive itself. Back in October 2012, the company had announced a cost reduction plan by cutting employees, games and moderators as detailed in this article.

ByAlex Heisenberg:I've been tracking the implosion of the core business of Zynga (ZNGA) since my frist article September 27 and

By BH News Wire:At one time in my life, I was bullish on Zynga (ZNGA). I believed that the company would be able to further monetize its strong network of games through advertisements while potentially expanding into the online gaming industry by leveraging its popular titles like Zynga Poker. After a drop in price of about 76 percent since its initial public offering, I admit that I was wrong.