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Re: 4 Ways the IPO Will Change Facebook Forever
« Reply #50 on: May 19, 2012, 10:38:13 AM »
hows the price doing today?

are they not allowed to fall below 38usd?

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No trading after 4.00pm friday until monday morning. The sale of $38.00 options during friday initially lifted the price then later as it hit $38.00 again the underwriting banks had to buy at $38.00 to prevent further falls.  They are "allowed" to go to whatever price the market makes them.


There is no way the banks will be able to artifiially keep the price at $38.00 for long. A run will start and the price could in theory go to $0.01 by end of the week.

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Re: 4 Ways the IPO Will Change Facebook Forever
« Reply #51 on: May 19, 2012, 10:41:58 AM »
Idiots should have gone with their original price.
Inflating it fucked them. Well, Im sure Zuckerberg will make out like a bandit.
Good for him.

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Re: 4 Ways the IPO Will Change Facebook Forever
« Reply #52 on: May 19, 2012, 11:35:19 AM »
No trading after 4.00pm friday until monday morning. The sale of $38.00 options during friday initially lifted the price then later as it hit $38.00 again the underwriting banks had to buy at $38.00 to prevent further falls.  They are "allowed" to go to whatever price the market makes them.


There is no way the banks will be able to artifiially keep the price at $38.00 for long. A run will start and the price could in theory go to $0.01 by end of the week.

You cannot buy/sell options till five days after ipo

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Re: 4 Ways the IPO Will Change Facebook Forever
« Reply #53 on: May 19, 2012, 02:31:01 PM »
i dont understand how this works, facebooks gets the money from the people who bought stocks/shares, right?
advertisers pay suckerberg, suckerberg then pays face book workers.

investors pay suckerberg, thinking suckerberg will cut them a share of profit if suckerberg makes good profit
the money is with facebook woners now, right?
the money is with suckerberg first, investors are just gambling

whatd happen if you want your money back , right now?
you can get it back for whatever the value may be right now i think[/b]

you can only get it back if you find someone who will buy your shares, right?

im guessing this is the case but i dont know , if you bought one share for 38$ now its worth 10 you can get 10 bucks back im guessing



you cannot demand any money of facebook, or demand them to buy your shares?

are you drunk?


can someone explain in layman terms please? ???

how did bono the cock choking clown get ahold of shares upfront?why cant anyone do this?
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Re: 4 Ways the IPO Will Change Facebook Forever
« Reply #54 on: May 19, 2012, 02:33:41 PM »
You cannot buy/sell options till five days after ipo
the stock will steadily increase by one dollar a day then a massive sell off in two weeks stocks will plummet and recession resumes play
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Re: 4 Ways the IPO Will Change Facebook Forever
« Reply #55 on: May 19, 2012, 02:35:40 PM »
something like less than 20 percent of people invest in stock market , its becoming a less and less trustworthy way to invest your money. people are actually getting smarter about this and not paying for INFLATEDLY priced stocks or prices for goods that just aint worth it
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Re: 4 Ways the IPO Will Change Facebook Forever
« Reply #56 on: May 19, 2012, 02:41:04 PM »
something like less than 20 percent of people invest in stock market , its becoming a less and less trustworthy way to invest your money. people are actually getting smarter about this and not paying for INFLATEDLY priced stocks or prices for goods that just aint worth it

No.

Investing in good, reasonably valued companies (that actually produce something) is still great way to put your money to work.

One most foremost understand the difference between investing and speculating.
Speculators play on markets in fractions of seconds, seeking for quick winnings. Investors are in game long-haul.


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Re: 4 Ways the IPO Will Change Facebook Forever
« Reply #57 on: May 19, 2012, 03:09:28 PM »
No.

Investing in good, reasonably valued companies (that actually produce something) is still great way to put your money to work.

One most foremost understand the difference between investing and speculating.
Speculators play on markets in fractions of seconds, seeking for quick winnings. Investors are in game long-haul.



yes very true.

facebook wont be able to produce enough sales plain and simple. Only if they had a smart buisness manager like a Johnny Falcon could flip facebook into some intriguing game for entertainment value that people wouldnt actually mind paying for just like microsoft and xbox live

i say "game" because i dont see how else facebook could produce anything besides a game

you already have all the characters, scenergy and dialogue for a game, but only some Johnny Falcon replicas has the creativity to pull from the massive data base a game, role playing, action game worth playing for all of mankind

theres many ways you could go with this, but sadly greed and distatefullness has conquerd all and this is where facebook is headed

there has been new latebreaking ideas of what face book is going to come out with new that is actually cool and worth paying for, nothing. only some johnny falcon replicas to reminisce on what could be and the potential
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Re: 4 Ways the IPO Will Change Facebook Forever
« Reply #58 on: May 19, 2012, 03:30:17 PM »
Failbook.

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Re: 4 Ways the IPO Will Change Facebook Forever
« Reply #59 on: May 19, 2012, 04:18:45 PM »
Wonder if Obama will Bail Out FaceBook when its stocks drop worse then Detroit Motor City

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Re: 4 Ways the IPO Will Change Facebook Forever
« Reply #60 on: May 19, 2012, 05:29:35 PM »
Obama will have to bail them out because they will be to big to fail. Can't let all those shareholders lose their gambling money. I meant to say investment money.

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Re: 4 Ways the IPO Will Change Facebook Forever
« Reply #61 on: May 19, 2012, 08:31:11 PM »
Finally a decent post from Benny B. Facebook is terribly overvalued. Only way they make real revenue is from in-game purchases for 3 rd party apps like Farmville. Add model is retarded and most people now used it on their mobile which doesn't generate as much revenue. Only people buying will be fans and they will get burnt.

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Re: 4 Ways the IPO Will Change Facebook Forever
« Reply #62 on: May 19, 2012, 09:48:26 PM »
the ones who have doubts can just gander the "ads" that show on their page ... privacy from a social network is ridiculous expectation

the amount of people who have WILLINGLY typed out private information on those sites deserve their lives impacted
FB know that I like The Doors and running outside.

MY COVER IS BLOWN!!!
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Re: 4 Ways the IPO Will Change Facebook Forever
« Reply #63 on: May 20, 2012, 02:26:38 AM »
Doesn't bode well if Getbig is any indication.  A year or two ago, most people here were saying they enjoyed facebook.  Positive reviews are now the minority.

Not sure how they hope to succeed without the bodybuilding demographic.  Horny bitches will look elsewhere for their fix.  Then pencilnecks picking up the scraps will jump ship.  Tumbleweed city.

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Re: 4 Ways the IPO Will Change Facebook Forever
« Reply #64 on: May 21, 2012, 09:25:02 AM »
Sinking Faster then the Titanic




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Re: 4 Ways the IPO Will Change Facebook Forever
« Reply #65 on: May 21, 2012, 09:38:58 AM »
Sinking Faster then the Titanic





like any stock out there.  It doesn't matte how much money you make or lose, it's all a matter of which banks and investors will manipulate the market for you.

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Re: 4 Ways the IPO Will Change Facebook Forever
« Reply #66 on: May 21, 2012, 09:53:22 AM »
Some commentator said that Facebook's users aren't the "customers."  They are the product.

In other words, the billion or so people who use it aren't paying anything.  Facebook still needs to find a way to make this profitable to justify the stock valuation.

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Re: 4 Ways the IPO Will Change Facebook Forever
« Reply #67 on: May 21, 2012, 11:56:43 AM »
not going well for them today
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Re: 4 Ways the IPO Will Change Facebook Forever
« Reply #68 on: May 21, 2012, 12:09:35 PM »
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2012/05/21/mark-zuckerberg-priscilla-chan-s-wedding-calculus.html





Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan’s Wedding Calculus
May 21, 2012 1:59 PM EDT

The tycoon married just one day after making a mint off Facebook’s IPO. Rebecca Dana on why cash may have been a factor—not that the tech’s new golden couple is likely to face a messy divorce. Plus, 11 surprising facts about Priscilla Chan.


One can only imagine the details of the prenuptial agreement presumably negotiated by parties representing Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan in the months leading up to their surprise wedding on Saturday. But it’s a safe bet that a couple with a “relationship contract” mandating 100 minutes of “alone time” every week did not enter the sacred institution of marriage lightly.

Mark has been dating “Cilla” for longer than he’s been running Facebook, which means the two have had nine years to get used to the idea of being obscenely rich together. They have also been in Palo Alto, Calif., long enough to know the special agony of a Silicon Valley divorce.

PayPal founder Elon Musk has had two very public divorces in the last four years, the first of which was live-blogged by his ex. Google’s Eric Schmidt is expected to have the second most expensive divorce in history from his wife of 13 years, whom some expect to walk away from their open marriage with $1.5 billion. Zuck and his bride seem uncommonly sane, modest, and well matched—the Will and Kate of overnight tech billionaires—but who wants to risk ending up in an episode of Divorce Wars.

Lawyers have suggested that the timing of the wedding, just 24 hours after last week’s Facebook IPO earned Zuckerberg around $20 billion in personal wealth, was particularly advantageous to the tech tycoon. California, where they wed, is one of just a few states with “communal-property laws,” which limit judges’ leeway in dividing marital assets and result in a lot of 50-50 splits. Marrying after the IPO means there at least wouldn’t be a dispute about how much Zuckerberg was worth at the time of their romantic joining-of-assets. A prenup, if they signed one, would clarify matters further and could shield them from the communal-property laws.


A source close to Zuckerberg has said the timing of the banns was purely coincidental, since the IPO date was a “moving target.” Keep in mind a source close to Zuckerberg also said it was pure coincidence that the Facebook CEO went on Oprah to announce a $100 million gift to the Newark Public School district right before the release of The Social Network, which depicted him as selfish, callous, and almost pathologically anti-social. Either Mark Zuckerberg is the dumb-luckiest 28-year-old in America or sources close to him think we’re all idiots.

If nothing else, this weekend’s wedding gives lie to the image of Zuckerberg as the heartless troglodyte of Aaron Sorkin’s script. He has chosen a woman of substance, with whom he has a long-standing, mature relationship. Chan is the opposite of a Real Housewife—or to continue the Sorkin shorthand, an opportunistic Asian coed with no distinct identity. A pediatrician and former teacher, she is clearly independent, intelligent, and if the “relationship contract” is any indication, assertive of her needs. Watching them walk down the street together is enough to know she’s no wilting flower.


Experts say it’s a good sign for both that they got together before he made his fortune. “Very powerful people who are well known in their field develop a very, very highly sensitive bullshit meter,” says psychologist Karen Binder-Brynes. “They know when someone is just into them for whatever they represent and not for who they are. They know.”

There is even a sweet side to the cold financial calculus that may (or may not!) have led Zuckerberg and Chan to wed when they did. If, on his own initiative or the advice of counsel, he did wait for the IPO before tying the knot, the timing suggests he couldn’t wait even one day more. They lured guests on the premise of celebrating Chan’s graduation from medical school last Monday and then surprised everyone with a wedding. The couple’s biggest splurge, apart from a ruby ring, was to have Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong play for guests.

Prenup or no, this does not seem like a union headed for a tabloid demise. Zuckerberg and Chan are by all accounts extremely private and low-key. They met waiting for the bathroom at a Harvard frat party, and she found him odd but endearing. She is a vegetarian; he kills his own meat. They travel and post pictures of their dog online. According to a report, they have been studying French together for months in anticipation of a honeymoon in Paris. And now she’s officially in it for better or worse, for days when the stock goes up—and days like today, when it goes down.

















Looks like he got that fat bitch on GH, Either drop the weight or i wont marry you



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Re: 4 Ways the IPO Will Change Facebook Forever
« Reply #69 on: May 21, 2012, 12:33:09 PM »
Alpha move by him IPO'ing before they wed because we all know that even if you sign a pre-nup in Cali that all money earned during the married years is up for grabs.  Now he owns outright his $20 billion.


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Re: 4 Ways the IPO Will Change Facebook Forever
« Reply #70 on: May 21, 2012, 02:34:38 PM »
suckerberg kinda has a cool childlike whiteboy face. im glad hes owning all these f@ggots

hes exhausted his creativity with face book (hes done enoug) and has a bunch of 5feet7 know nothings on staff with no creativity (thats his problem)
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Re: 4 Ways the IPO Will Change Facebook Forever
« Reply #71 on: May 21, 2012, 02:35:50 PM »
like any stock out there.  It doesn't matte how much money you make or lose, it's all a matter of which banks and investors will manipulate the market for you.
good thoughts . how does this work in less than 2 sentences bro?
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Re: 4 Ways the IPO Will Change Facebook Forever
« Reply #72 on: May 21, 2012, 09:16:59 PM »
Suckerberg got with Asian girl because he has small penis like G.Strydom

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Re: 4 Ways the IPO Will Change Facebook Forever
« Reply #73 on: May 22, 2012, 08:36:20 AM »
down another 2.5% this morning....











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Re: 4 Ways the IPO Will Change Facebook Forever
« Reply #74 on: May 22, 2012, 09:49:35 AM »
the dishusting media still tries to sugar coat this turd that is facebook.


their share prices are in free fall, nice to see.

would be nice if zuckerberg was left sitting on absolutely worthless shares.


btw who decides about how many shares are put out there?zuckerberg own about half a million shares, but who decides these numbers and who decides their initial price? ???

The company decides how many shares.  They also decide how many to release.  The fact is facebook the corp owns private shares not part of the trading pool.  You do this to prevent a hostile takeover.  Zuckerberg owns 500 million shares I beleive.  He will excersice and sell to manipulate the float, he can cash own then put the money back into the company and say 'oh look, we made $1 billion profit' but really it is just his own money trying to make the company look like it is selling.
The initial price is decided by the valuation.  What are people willing to pay vs. the number of shares available.