Adam Levy

InvestorPlace Contributor

Adam Levy is a financial analyst and writer specializing in technology and consumer goods companies. He spends a lot of time “researching” Facebook and Twitter, so follow him at @admlvy for more insight, analysis and St. Louis Cardinals mania.

Recent Articles

Twitter Inc (TWTR): The Snapchat Threat No One’s Talking About

By Adam Levy, InvestorPlace Contributor Jun 7, 2016

Snapchat is still in the early days of monetizing its platform, and it’s going directly after TWTR’s bread and butter -- brand advertisers.

Twitter Inc (TWTR) Drops the Buy Button, Should You Hit the Sell Button?

By Adam Levy, InvestorPlace Contributor May 31, 2016

Although it may sound troublesome, Twitter's abandonment of the buy button is a good thing for TWTR stock, since it allows the company to refocus its efforts on its strengths.

Netflix, Inc. (NFLX): The Hidden Upside in Netflix Stock

By Adam Levy, InvestorPlace Contributor May 19, 2016

NFLX has agreed to license its original content to traditional cable network, Univision, which means there's potential upside in Netflix stock.

Facebook Inc (FB): Advertising on Instagram Is Just Getting Started

By Adam Levy, InvestorPlace Contributor May 19, 2016

Instagram is still somewhat difficult for businesses to use, but it’s about to get a whole lot easier ... which can only help FB stock.

Will Facebook Inc (FB) News Bias Affect Investors?

By Adam Levy, InvestorPlace Contributor May 11, 2016

Facebook (FB) will likely be unaffected by accusations that it suppresses conservative stories, as bigger privacy issues didn't make a dent.

Facebook Inc: Long Live the King of the Ad Stocks

By Adam Levy, InvestorPlace Contributor May 5, 2016

Facebook is leaving Twitter and everyone else in the dust with its MAU and advertiser growth, which is almost like printing money.

How Microsoft Corporation (MSFT) Will Ride Facebook Inc (FB) to the Top

By Adam Levy, InvestorPlace Contributor May 3, 2016

Microsoft is striking while the iron’s hot. Since Facebook is using the Microsoft Bot Framework with FB Messenger, MSFT could reach its 900 million monthly active users.