Why You Should Sell Zynga

After Zynga went public, the frenzied optimism around this company burst, and shares plummeted. However, now that the stock is trading at extremely affordable prices, is it ready for a rebound, or is this one to avoid altogether? In this video, Motley Fool analyst Andrew Tonner discusses a key number for Zynga: paying users the company has. That number, says Andrew, is very low, and revenue growth at the company is slowing.

Zynga's post-IPO performance has been dreadful, and investors are beginning to wonder if it's "game over" for this newly public company. Being so closely tied to the world's largest social network can be a blessing and a curse. You can learn everything you need to know about Zynga and whether it's a buy or a sell in our new premium research report. Don't even think about picking up shares before you read what our top analysts have to say about Zynga. Click here to access your copy.

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