facebook IPO is a disaster. stock down 12% day after IPO

[Horseman]

http://www.latimes.com/business/la-f...,1045145.story

how many billions did crook zuckerberg steal from investors?

stock price now down to 23 and set to go lower.

[Bardamu]

Classic bait-and-switch, the motive for "going public" is to transfer risk to the public; and classic con of using the mark's own greed to fleece him.

[Lagergeld]

I noticed lately their moderating against PC comments is tighter than it was. Trying to bail out a sinking ship by throwing the thought criminals off board, apparently.

[Bret Masterson]

Originally Posted by Roy

Furthermore, you have to hand it to the kikes for their hype machine. All Facebook is is software, and a few employees. There is even some free social network software out there, so that leaves just some employees. Through their hype machine, they were able to inflate nearly nothing into billions of dollars. This is how working together gets them ahead. One arm was providing money, the other was providing hype and the other was stealing someone else's idea.

You've got to find some irony in people using fiat money system to purchase "virtual" items online. All Facebook delivers is your vanity, and the vanity of others, which it sells handsomely to advertisers. We have a perfect kike economy to match Judeo spirituality of whites: vain, and it's all make believe. Just print up some more imaginary money to buy some imaginary shit online.

[The Bobster]

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-0...ares-drop.html

Zuckerberg Fortune Falls $1.6B as Facebook Shares Drop
By David de Jong - Jul 27, 2012 4:20 PM ET


You stupid goys have been Zuckered.


Facebook Inc. (FB)’s co-founder and chief executive officer, Mark Zuckerberg, continued his fall down the ranks of the world’s billionaires as the company’s shares plummeted to a record low.

The 28-year-old’s fortune plunged to $12.1 billion from $13.7 billion today, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. Shares of the world’s largest social-networking company sank as much as 17 percent after the company reported its second-quarter operating margin dropped from a year earlier and sales grew at the slowest pace on record. The shares closed down 11.7 percent at $23.71 in New York.

"They are probably a little bummed out right now,” Herman Leung, an analyst at Susquehanna Financial Group, said in a telephone interview from his San Francisco office. “Facebook has to balance more of a fine line between delivering numbers for Wall Street and deciding how much monetization it’s going to push toward impacting its user base.”

The Menlo Park, California-based company was down 38 percent from its $38 offering price. Facebook raised $16 billion in its IPO, the largest ever for a technology firm. It is the worst-performing large initial public offering in the past decade.

Other Facebook shareholders have also taken a hit. Dustin Moskovitz, 28, who started the company with Zuckerberg from their dorm room at Harvard University, owns 133.7 million shares of the company’s Class B stock worth $3.2 billion, down $1.9 billion since the IPO.

Eduardo Saverin, 30, has a $1.3 billion stake, down $760 million since the offering. According to a regulatory filing dated May 17, he owns 53.1 million shares of the company.

Sean Parker owns 66 million Facebook shares valued at $1.6 billion. The 32-year-old persuaded Zuckerberg to move to California to focus on the company full-time in 2004.

Facebook’s chief operating officer, Sheryl Sandboig, 42, who was lured from Google in 2008, owns almost 16 million shares and vested restricted stock units, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. They are valued at $378 million, down $228 million since the IPO.

[KraftAkt]

Originally Posted by The Bobster

Facebook Inc. (FB)’s co-founder and chief executive officer, Mark Zuckerberg, continued his fall down the ranks of the world’s billionaires as the company’s shares plummeted to a record low.

What a kike-fraud Facebook is!

Originally Posted by The Bobster

Other Facebook shareholders have also taken a hit. Dustin Moskovitz, 28, who started the company with Zuckerberg from their dorm room at Harvard University, owns 133.7 million shares of the company’s Class B stock worth $3.2 billion, down $1.9 billion since the IPO.

jewish

Originally Posted by The Bobster

Eduardo Saverin, 30, has a $1.3 billion stake, down $760 million since the offering. According to a regulatory filing dated May 17, he owns 53.1 million shares of the company.

jewish

Originally Posted by The Bobster

Sean Parker owns 66 million Facebook shares valued at $1.6 billion. The 32-year-old persuaded Zuckerberg to move to California to focus on the company full-time in 2004.

not jewish

Originally Posted by The Bobster

Facebook’s chief operating officer, Sheryl Sandboig, 42, who was lured from Google in 2008, owns almost 16 million shares and vested restricted stock units, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. They are valued at $378 million, down $228 million since the IPO.

jewish

[P.E.]

To make a long story short:

An acquaintance of mine dumped a 5-digit amount (USD) into the facebook IPO. Sold it not long afterward taking a bit of a loss. This is a person who has been investing in the stock market for a decade, so, you would think they would have at least a bit of a head on their shoulders about it all by now.

Today I mentioned how the stock was tanking hard. He started ranting about how the government hates Zuckerberg and it's all a conspiracy against him, that 'they' don't like a young kid having that much money.

I really have a hard time being sympathetic to people who are so stupid with their money.

[Johnsonsmith]

good riddance to jewbook
single digits soon

[Hunter Morrow]

How is it a failure? All the connected people knew this was a dog and pumped it up to 42 bucks a share. Mark Zuckerburg, the CIA/NSA/Mossad front man cashed out at 38 bucks a share. Made billions. All the muppets got their heads lopped off and the kikes made a killing. They got billions of dollars worth of rich, creamy whole milk from all the goyim. So no, the Facecrook stock is anything but a failure.

If the stock is really "worth" a couple dollars but jews like Zuckerburg has billions of it valued in the 20s, what exactly have they "lost?"