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Looks like the underwriters are making another stand at $35 right now.XXXRewards - Karups - Boyfun - Jawked. Paying on time since 1997. Contact me at brent [at] xxxrewards.comComment
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The underwriters/banks are propping this stock up..but it will be in free fall this week...it's over guys..Facebook just shit the bed.Comment
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Looks like the underwriters gave up the $35 floor and made their new mark at $34. Very fast change of strategy there. Must be a ton of pressure on it downward.XXXRewards - Karups - Boyfun - Jawked. Paying on time since 1997. Contact me at brent [at] xxxrewards.comComment
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11% in a few mins - OuchComment
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lol, never bought never will
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well, probably some of those guys who bought in the IPO are a bit surprised how fastly they lost money ...
as i wrote already here, Facebook will be used in the future as prime example that nothing has changed on the Wallstreet after the financial crises and they will sell whatever shit with straight face, while trying to legitimize insane over-valuations...Last edited by teomaxxx; 05-21-2012, 05:52 AM.Comment
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There is no way I would have bought at 100x earnings. APPLE sells at 15x earnings and they actually have a change to really increase revenues, but FB doesn't. Major advertisers pulling out due to lack of ROI, china not allowing it, bad geo location on the ad-serving....
I can't believe anyone bought this...
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Stocks dropping like a lead weight..Comment
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$20 by end of the week? now that would be good laugh
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It proves the old addage that shit happens.43-922-863 Shut up and play your guitar.
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Wouldn't touch that stock with a pole. Some of my friends bought and I told them to wait a few weeks to see where It settles but oh no they were gonna make a fast 20-30% profit
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It will bounce back and forth before Friday. You will see chunks go, then bought up. I say at about $29 and then jump back to around $39. Maybe a rally before Friday, dependent on whatever the hell happens in the news with the rest of the stock market.
I honestly think it's just too early too see it tank off the deep end. People may be skeptical, but still intrigued. I predict a ton more public appearances by Zuckerberg, attempting to instill confidence into the investor.Comment
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Fair enough, and it makes perfect sense. I just feel that savvy people (investors) realize that there is a shit ton of traffic there, and Zuckerberg realizes it. He has yet to bring FB to it's full potential monetarily wise. He knows it. He has been sucking in traffic for years now before it (advertising) becomes a major imposition on the end user.
It's a matter of when and if they choose to change, will people accept it? Myspace v2.0... scary ground people are treading on.Comment
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Poor FB at 33.71
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Bought some stock back in the 90's at about $26. It split about 6 yrs later. Today it's only around $4.50.
These things can happen sooner or later.43-922-863 Shut up and play your guitar.Comment
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cool biz :PComment
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Some analysts' target price for that stock is $30
Personally, I think it is more around $10.
A 100 P/E ratio at $38 is just WAY WAY too overpriced
Considering that the EU problems in Spain, Italy, and Ireland (Greece is too far gone) will probably ROCK the stock market soon.
Also, China is slowing down.
The world's in for a rough ride for the second half of this year and FUCKING AROUND with FB stock is the least of its worries.Comment
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Likewise, perhaps you should avoid making comparisons of FB to mere websites because it's something that you don't completely understand.Originally posted by Jesus H Christ
FB is a platform, much like Google.
Now some here have not been able to comprehend the difference and thus haughtily regurgitate the repetitive Myspace comparison, but the only thing that such persons are displaying is their lack of awareness regarding what FB really is.
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LOL at the people that say it or the company will crash. While $38 was aggressive, FB isn't going anywhere.
In 2010 they had $2 billing EBITA and a $600 million profit (these numbers may be a little off, but close enough)
In 2011 that jumped to $3.7 billion and $1 billion in profits
So in one year they almost doubled their revenue and profit. Keep in mind, their user base was tapping out at that point. They got good at growing revenue and profit.
Their credits system also has nowhere to go but up. 2010 saw $106 million while 2011 jumped to $557 million.
Zuck knows he has to make mobile work. They've done zero to monetize mobile despite it becoming a huge part of their traffic. They will now focus on mobile ... and we all know how lucrative mobile can be.
You're supposed to invest in the stock market for long term. You cannot judge a company by what it stock does from day one to day two. The richest men in the world take long positions in everything for a reason.
There are plenty of investors that aren't sweating right now because they see long term value. The people that view the stock market as short-term gambling are the one's that are sweating.Comment
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FB is just a bubble it will be worth a shit in the long run.
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Pre-trade is 32.77 lets see which way it goes. I'm sure the underwriters will prop it to avoid suits.Comment
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Looks like they are letting it go - $31.10 now.
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Back over $32. Some serious buying going on.Comment
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People haven't learned from when the dot com bubble burst?
Just send me your money instead.
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Those with no vision make themselves quite obvious.Originally posted by Jesus H Christ
The metrics which you discuss so confidently, such as user base and ad revenue (FB's primary source of income at present), are not applicable to FB's future growth in as meaningful a way as other sites before it. This accounts for why the vast majority of critics of FB simply can't comprehend what actually is happening and thus they bring out the MySpace/<insert website here> comparisons.
At the same time Zuckerberg can't (and shouldn't) release the full dynamics of FB's plans as a platform as yet because he needs to be the first to market with what is about to happen in the coming year. Social networking will be turned effectively on its head and others will attempt to follow suit, but it will be too late.
Most persons in the know actually expected the dip and in some circles it is hoped that the value goes as low as mid 20's in value so that the stock practically can be doubled up on.
There will be a desperate scramble for FB stock if/when even a small portion of FB's platform plans come to fruition because the price will bounce back and soar to record levels practically overnight. It all depends on how Zuckerberg and crew play their cards.
Like I said before, they can double their profits if they let it take a deep slide and buy back stock as they go, but we will see how savvy a CEO Zuckerberg really is. There is nothing like a stock that takes a massive slide and then makes an awesome comeback to spur long term investor confidence.Last edited by eroticsexxx; 05-22-2012, 06:10 AM.Comment
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