Zynga (ZNGA) - Stock and Vol Pop on Facebook Disclosures, But... Has Anything Really Changed?

 | Feb 03, 2012 12:59AM ET

Zynga Inc. (Zynga), formerly Presidio Media LLC, is a social game developer with 232 million average monthly active users (MAUs) in 166 countries. The Company’s games are accessible on Facebook, other social networks and mobile platforms to players globally, wherever and whenever they want.

The stock is moving off of the disclosures made by Facebook in the IPO disclosures, specifically that ZNGA accounts for 12% of Facebook's revenues. Here's a great all encompassing snippet:

SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — The filing of Facebook’s IPO papers seem to have changed investors’ attitudes about social game maker Zynga Inc.

Zynga shares jumped as much as 20% Thursday following Facebook’s IPO filing.

Since going public on Dec. 16 of last year at $10 a share, Zynga has been largely seen as a disappointment on the market, with its shares falling as low as $7.97 on Jan. 9, and not even getting back to its IPO level until late January.

And then came Facebook, with its $5 billion IPO filing late Wednesday, and its disclosure that Zynga was responsible for 12% of Facebook’s revenue of $3.7 billion in 2011. The filing boosted confidence in Zynga, and sent the shares up by as much as 20% on Thursday. The stock pulled back from its high point, but remained up by almost 17% at $12.37 by Thursday afternoon. Read full story on Facebook's IPO filing.

Source: MarketWatch via Yahoo1 Finance, Facebook lifts Zynga, Groupon, LinkedIn , written by Rex Crum.

For all the poo-pooing of ZNGA equity, as of this writing, it's up 25.5% since its IPO on 12-16-2011. The move in stock and vol is accompanied by heavy options order flow. The company has traded more than 71,500 contracts on total daily average option volume of just 7,266. The Stats Tab and Day's biggest trades snapshots are included (below).