Foreign market reports say Facebook's emerging market is less influential

Beijing Time July 7 News, according to foreign media reports, focused on start-up companies before the IPO investment (IPO) Market Trends Research Institute Nextupresearch recently released an investment report that the U.S. social networking site Facebook's valuation should be around 12 billion U.S. dollars,　　Instead of other reports called 23 billion dollars.　　Facebook shows more ads than Yahoo. Nevertheless, Nextup is also very bullish on Facebook's future growth potential, saying the current advertising traffic on Facebook is booming. U.S. private equity firm Elevationpartners (hereinafter referred to as "elevation"), Breakingviews, the US Financial Review website, wrote in Wednesday Recently bought 2.4 million shares of Facebook from the SecondMarket stock Exchange, which is valued at $23 billion trillion for Facebook.　　Then the Businessweek website wrote that elevation's valuation of Facebook should be around 14 billion dollars.　　Commissioned by Sharespost, the stock exchange of another US unlisted company, Nextup recently released its latest report, saying that the most appropriate value for Facebook should be around $12 billion trillion. Nextup that with Facebook's revenue of $800 million in 2009, 12 billion is valued at 15 times times its revenue. When Google was listed in 2004, its market value was about 14 times times its current year's revenue.　　It is clear that Facebook's 15 times-fold valuation is more comparable to Google's 14 times-fold estimate, so Facebook's $12 billion trillion is more plausible. Bullish growth Nextup said that as Facebook's global user volume has exceeded the 500 million mark, its advertising flow is growing dramatically.　　During the first quarter of this year, Facebook showed that the number of AD ratings (Ad-impressions) had surpassed that of Yahoo. By 2014, Nextup predicts, the market for social media marketing in the US will increase from $700 million trillion last year to $3.1 billion trillion.　　Nextup estimates that p&g, the leading commodity maker in the United States, is selling its Pampers baby diapers on Facebook, which should be around 500,000 dollars. Nextup also pointed out that Facebook is likely to face the pressure of slowing market growth in the future. For example, Facebook's influence in emerging markets such as India and Brazil is not high enough. (Edit Zhang Xing)