OFFICIAL Facebook IPO Thread
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If you buy as a long-term investment from the get-go, yeah, but if you just buy short term, you're taking advantage of the hype.
Lulzz at the the guys shorting this stock at $70. All I can say is that's a good way to hurry up to stupid
Like FB fb or not this will be $100 or more inside of six months. I wouldnt even be surprised to see it hit the $200 mark at some point in the next 18 to 24 months.
It will be interesting to see where it falls in next couple weeks. If its cheap say under $50 would deff jump on for 100 shares
Like FB fb or not this will be $100 or more inside of six months. I wouldnt even be surprised to see it hit the $200 mark at some point in the next 18 to 24 months.
It will be interesting to see where it falls in next couple weeks. If its cheap say under $50 would deff jump on for 100 shares
Everyone I know that uses Etrade got 1/10 their requested allocation of shares (provided they passed the profile assessment). That really only serves to increase pent up demand, but the numbers are now too small for me to give a fuck. Will just put in a limit sell order for the shares I did already get and do other profitable things instead.
agree... people are emotionally attached to a stock like this. its not like owning a circuit company where you actually have to know what you are doing to pick it..
i do have to say that today is a day traders wet dream.... but nobody here is a day trader or they wouldn't be on this forum...
No.... I stay away from trading, because it would be a guaranteed money-loser for me (not really wired for that sort of stuff).
Have fun, you crazy kids.
Have fun, you crazy kids.
Yeah, "dotcom bubble" was a poor choice of words...but the value isn't there, it just seems to be all hype. If Facebook had a decent revenue stream it would be different, but they are scraping the bottom of the barrel trying to find new way to meet revenue expectations.
Nobody has a clue what their future revenue streams are.
I want to give them the benefit of the doubt. IMO they know why they are valuating the company so high, they are just holding back on the money printing machine.
Most people condemn them instantaneously. Well, maybe not most people, most are sheeple and go "omg BUY FACEBOOK", but most people that actually take the time to think about what is the good move tend to look at what they are making now and not what they might unlock in the immediate future. With companies like these you can't only judge them by their current revenue. They poses huge data, which is very valuable. And they have a lot of potential additional revenue streams and possibilities to enhance their current ones.
I'm not saying it's a definite buy or it won't collapse and cause a shitstorm, but I'd like to think that they are not going to go that route. A lot can go wrong, sure, but why do you think all these guys are so stupid and are valuating that high without a hidden card(or a few) in their sleeve?
facebook is now a worldwide trend.....80 % of people using internet, have their account facebook.....i woul like to buy the ipo of facebook....i already own a website named Calling Book, i guess i wub be also known as a owner of facebook....LOL
Saving this thread for six months time so I can remind you how much of a retarded moron you are.
You just said the stock will be $100+ in the next six months, but you won't buy any unless it goes under $50 in the next couple of weeks. And even then you'll only buy 100 shares.
If I was confident a stock would rise 100% inside of six months I'd be freeing up any cash available, borrowing against anything I could and even sucking dick on the sidewalk to invest like a mofo. 400% increase in 2 years, yes please.
You've obviously got no investing experience, so please shut the fuck up.
Absolute bubble.
I love how the pictograph fades out when projecting revenue.
How the hell are they going to make this albatross fly?
I think they're going to have to spend money - and lots of it - to make money. Maybe personalized TV or something.
I just don't see that green "net revenue" ever doing anything impressive.
