Facebook generated an average revenue per user of $34.86 from North American users and $10.98 from European users in the fourth quarter. That unit revenue drops to just $2.96 for Asian users and $2.11 for users in the rest of the world.
In other words, Facebook generated a combined $78.74 million in new revenue from its 5 million new users in North America and Europe. The 24 million new users in the rest of the world generated just $64.24 million in revenue.
TD Ameritrade Chief Market Strategist JJ Kinahan said the slowing DAU growth is a concern, and he'd still go into Faceboook with a note of caution, but the overall story is it was an amazing quarter.
"My true takeaway was this was a blowout on so many levels," Kinahan told Benzinga. "How many reports have you read that have been positive about Facebook the last six months? All we’ve heard is people coming off the platform. Yes, I am concerned, but the story here is still a ‘We showed you that we weren’t lying’ story."
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