ot: Anyone getting FB shares ?
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That's Facebook.. Or maybe you already own "private" shares?
I think I will watch from a safe distance or maybe by 100 shares
on a gamble. I had a real good read on Google when it went
puplic in 2005 and did great, but with FB I have no clue?
(not asking for investment advice in anyway, just wondering
others thoughts and idea. I know this will be an exciting IPO.)
I think I will watch from a safe distance or maybe by 100 shares
on a gamble. I had a real good read on Google when it went
puplic in 2005 and did great, but with FB I have no clue?
(not asking for investment advice in anyway, just wondering
others thoughts and idea. I know this will be an exciting IPO.)
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<< <i>FB just upped their IPO to $38 a share. IMO FB is NOT worth $100B which is what their company would be valued at with a $38 share strike price. Could be another GOOG but either way, Im not touching it, even with a 10ft pole. >>
<< <i>not here and no real interest in it either. >>
PLEASE PEOPLE STAY AWAY FROM FACEBOOK AND THIS STOCK OFFERING!!!! ITS A JOKE JUST AS ZUCKABIRD IS!!!!!
Not something I'd have any kind of faith putting my money into. Just my 2c
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I may dabble and flip it on the jump, but it's not a long-term hold for me.
FB is the kind of stock that can tank in a heartbeat with one bad headline. Best way to transmit a bad virus world-wide, will happen eventually.
"Interest rates, the price of money, are the most important market. And, perversely, they’re the market that’s most manipulated by the Fed." - Doug Casey
<< <i>my cash is going into more ASEs when i think the bottom is in.
FB is the kind of stock that can tank in a heartbeat with one bad headline. Best way to transmit a bad virus world-wide, will happen eventually. >>
like this one?
I don't believe we will see $9 an oz or even $20 an oz though if it does hit $9, I bet it will be difficult to find if you want to buy.
Its gunna b a great time, I smell vegas
<< <i>You think big brother watches you?? facebook is a million times worse!!! >>
This could make FB very profitable.
He who knows he has enough is rich.
<< <i>I may dabble and flip it on the jump, but it's not a long-term hold for me. >>
My broker says that if I flip my FB shares within 15 days, I'll be locked out of IPOs thru them for 6 months.
The shares are selling at something like 30 x revenue, or 100 x EBITDA?
The share structure is set up so that MZ has sole control of the voting rights?
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<< <i>I may dabble and flip it on the jump, but it's not a long-term hold for me. >>
My broker says that if I flip my FB shares within 15 days, I'll be locked out of IPOs thru them for 6 months. >>
I don't understand that reaction. They'll make commission on both trades, so why would they care?
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<< <i>I may dabble and flip it on the jump, but it's not a long-term hold for me. >>
My broker says that if I flip my FB shares within 15 days, I'll be locked out of IPOs thru them for 6 months. >>
I don't understand that reaction. They'll make commission on both trades, so why would they care? >>
They don't want to deal with what they consider daytraders. Become your own broker with an on-line account. I use Scottrade.
"Interest rates, the price of money, are the most important market. And, perversely, they’re the market that’s most manipulated by the Fed." - Doug Casey
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<< <i>I may dabble and flip it on the jump, but it's not a long-term hold for me. >>
My broker says that if I flip my FB shares within 15 days, I'll be locked out of IPOs thru them for 6 months. >>
I don't understand that reaction. They'll make commission on both trades, so why would they care? >>
They don't want to deal with what they consider daytraders. Become your own broker with an on-line account. I use Scottrade. >>
Okay, but that concern shouldn't apply to just the FB offering though.
(I do my own trading as well, through Schwab.)
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<< <i>I may dabble and flip it on the jump, but it's not a long-term hold for me. >>
My broker says that if I flip my FB shares within 15 days, I'll be locked out of IPOs thru them for 6 months. >>
I don't understand that reaction. They'll make commission on both trades, so why would they care? >>
They don't want to deal with what they consider daytraders. Become your own broker with an on-line account. I use Scottrade. >>
I have a Rollover IRA with Fidelity.
Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......
<< <i>FB just upped their IPO to $38 a share. IMO FB is NOT worth $100B which is what their company would be valued at with a $38 share strike price. Could be another GOOG but either way, Im not touching it, even with a 10ft pole. >>
Perhaps. However, my gut tells me that those who buy FB at $38 will be MUCH better off a year or two from now that those who bought silver at $38. All about perspective.
I know of no other more speculative bet then that of silver. It makes FB look like GE in my opinion. I've done well with silver but I'm never comfortable owning it.
JMHO.
MJ
Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......
good luck to all in the quest for issue price shares.
I'll have to see whats left when my lower class is allowed to buy, and if I'd go in. See what the price is. Normally if I could today,
I see no problem with the $38 a share and would buy,
figuring a year turnaround at most. But on top of not being able to buy, I want to see what happens as the stock market
is not in too good a spot for a new stock to open in.
The only problem I see is FB can be overtaken with the next latest thing in months, and its a little commonplace now,
so its highlight of new growth is questionable to me. Its fun, but folks are waiting for the next new fad already.
Are they diversifying enough to have more than "one product" when
their user interface falls from grace, I don't know. One thing for sure is there is
a growing population that would not mind paying a few bucks for a service that doesn't sell everything about them.
It doesn't matter. Their big enough to print their own money as needed! FBQE is coming...
I could have really used the lottery ticket, too.
Anyone buying at $70 ??? Pre open bids up to $70 in Germany supposedly .
I'll wait for FBS (Facebook Backed Securitties).
"Interest rates, the price of money, are the most important market. And, perversely, they’re the market that’s most manipulated by the Fed." - Doug Casey
Those that put in orders at 70 won't be able to change the price because Goldman borrowed the shares and shorted them already.
Its not exactly a naked short
"Interest rates, the price of money, are the most important market. And, perversely, they’re the market that’s most manipulated by the Fed." - Doug Casey
"Interest rates, the price of money, are the most important market. And, perversely, they’re the market that’s most manipulated by the Fed." - Doug Casey
TT - you left FB. you sold all your (remaining) shares, I guess, today. Question: were you unhappy at FB? (if you don't mind answering)
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I'm guessing lots of retail only wanted in for the flip.
as mentioned with lots of IPOs and one recent example is LNKD -- there are usually a few to several days of selling after the IPO (but not on the IPO day ) then it continues up if it is going to continue up. I am going to guess FB will sell for a number of days. The Big Q -- does it flatline after that or continue to rise?
I am glad I stayed out of the FB aftermarket. I will continue to stay out of the FB aftermarket.
gold, silver, AAPL all look more attractive to me.... especially AAPL in the next 12.
"Interest rates, the price of money, are the most important market. And, perversely, they’re the market that’s most manipulated by the Fed." - Doug Casey
"Interest rates, the price of money, are the most important market. And, perversely, they’re the market that’s most manipulated by the Fed." - Doug Casey