Seeking Alpha: Facebook Turns the Page

Erich Reimer, author at Seeking Alpha, discusses his optimism around Facebook's growth and why he believes investors should be long the stock, despite its new news feed algorithm and the controversy over Russian meddling. Reimer notes that while the news feed changes were disruptive, he believes they are in the long-term interest of the company. Reimer talks over streams of revenue for the company outside of advertising. He talks some of their other apps like Facebook Watch and Messenger, which show strong user interest.

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