The Facebook earnings report for Q2 will be released Thursday after market close – meaning investors have a chance to see if concerns over Facebook’s revenue and growth are warranted.
It’s only been two months since Facebook’s (Nasdaq: FB) long-awaited May 18 IPO. The day didn’t exactly turn out as planned with Nasdaq’s technical problems delaying trading and a measly one-day gain of 23 cents.
The result has been a lingering frustration among investors who hoped they were buying the next big tech stock – and are now in the red.
Since then, Facebook stock has fallen 24%.
A lot of expectations and answers should come with the Q2 earnings Thursday, but we’re not so sure they’ll be the answers investors have hoped to hear.
Here are three reasons we think the Facebook earnings report will disappoint.
