I went through the top 25 I own shares in in terms of share price. I did not include those with a weekly dividend yield under 0.80%. I was curious about the activity levels. What follows are the weekly averages of the 25:
EA: 379 --- high 803
FB Posts: 117 -- high 311
FB Comments: 115 -- high 409
FB Likes: 295 -- high 1008
FB Page posts: 30 -- note only 9 of the 25 have FB Pages which recorded activity for the week -- high 70
FB Page Comments: 30 -- high 640
FB Page Likes: 254 -- high 551
Tweets: 462 -- high 1968
Flickr: 14 -- note only 14 of the 25 had Flickr activity for the week -- high 34
YouTube: 74 -- high 213
Blog Posts: 453 - note 2 did not have blog posts -- high 1495
Avg Share Price: 126.15
Avg Div/Share: 1.37
Note: To avoid distorting averages, I only based the above #'s on the average of people with activity.
Although there are a lot of other factors that comprise the EA "secret sauce" hopefully this can give you at least an idea of activity levels of some of the top performers on Empire Avenue.
6 comments:
Wow. That is a CRAZY high level of activity. I don't know how I keep up.
So Empire Avenue = World of Warcraft for online social geeks.
I'm stating the list!
Signs you’re addicted to EA
1. Checking your portfolio 5+ times a day
2. You have a browser open just to stalk EA newbies
3. You FTD flowers to someone and order new shoes just because it paid high Eaves
Hi Sharon,
WOw! Interesting stats...I have been on Empire Avenue just a little over 2 weeks and between Twitter, Facebook and the Avenue I spend at least 6 hours a day between them..this does not include the Foundation accounts that I manage..these people are superhuman! They must be taking their laptops to bed with them.
Thanks for doing the stats.
Jackie
How does one have 1000+ blog posts in a week? WTH?
Thanks for doing that research. I wonder if those people socially active because they wanted their share price to increase, and whether that made their streams more or less useful to their friends and followers.
Thanks for sharing those statistics... certainly, increased activity gets the ball rolling, and then you find a good amount of exponential progress in terms of network size, Empire Ave stock price, and dividend!!
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