Facebook is continuing to heat up due to the expansion of other apps, technology developments in AI and VR. Furthermore, the company's guidance was inclusive of F/X weakness. So, when combining all of those factors I think investors can get aggressive over both a short-term and long-term time frame. Here's what Credit Suisse mentioned in a report released on April 18th 2016:Investment Case: Looking NT, our checks have been positive - with incremental budgets allocated to Instagram and Video ads and continued pricing strength across Facebook's mobile and desktop newsfeed ad inventory despite typical seasonality and modest sequential declines of mid-to-high single digits from a seasonally strong 4Q. Looking longer term, we submit that there are two more Facebooks lurking inside Facebook as the "chat feed" in Messenger will evolve to a news feed over time, which will lead the way to native advertising. Furthermore, Credit Suisse reiterated its sales/EPS estimate of $5.459 billion and adjusted EPS of $0.65. The commentary from Credit Suisse is most congruent with my own views among the analyst consensus as I estimate $5.428 billion revenue and $0.58 adjusted EPS in the upcoming quarter.