This is an extreme case, but investors have been a little bit bipolar about LinkedIn ever since it went public in 2011. As this chart from Statista shows, the company's stock often sees dips or rises of 10% or greater the day after it reports earnings.
This is an extreme case, but investors have been a little bit bipolar about LinkedIn ever since it went public in 2011. As this chart from Statista shows, the company's stock often sees dips or rises of 10% or greater the day after it reports earnings.
This is an extreme case, but investors have been a little bit bipolar about LinkedIn ever since it went public in 2011. As this chart from Statista shows, the company's stock often sees dips or rises of 10% or greater the day after it reports earnings.
After the market close on Thursday, the Mountain View, CA-based professional online networking company provided 2016 first quarter earnings guidance of 55 cents per share, lower than analysts' estimates for 74 cents per share. LinkedIn projected
This is an extreme case, but investors have been a little bit bipolar about LinkedIn ever since it went public in 2011. As this chart from Statista shows, the company's stock often sees dips or rises of 10% or greater the day after it reports earnings.