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freak22 01-24-2012 11:44 PM

Facebook IPO (are you buying?)
 
Facebook might be going public this may. Who is thinking about getting it? I am serious considering it.

BIGTYMER 01-24-2012 11:46 PM

Nope. I will be buying more defense stocks.

d-null 01-24-2012 11:52 PM

I think facebook is already at their peak, they will be lucky to maintain into the future, I think they will decline someday not too far ahead, maybe rapidly :2 cents:

freak22 01-25-2012 12:00 AM

People also said google $100 ipo was overpriced....its around $580 now.

d-null 01-25-2012 12:07 AM

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Originally Posted by freak22 (Post 18710342)
People also said google $100 ipo was overpriced....its around $580 now.

someone paid $600 million for Myspace a few years ago too :2 cents:

stocktrader23 01-25-2012 12:25 AM

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Originally Posted by d-null (Post 18710351)
someone paid $600 million for Myspace a few years ago too :2 cents:

If you think Facebook is anywhere remotely close to MySpace then you shouldn't be trying to make money online. :thumbsup

d-null 01-25-2012 12:33 AM

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Originally Posted by stocktrader23 (Post 18710368)
If you think Facebook is anywhere remotely close to MySpace then you shouldn't be trying to make money online. :thumbsup

it won't fall as quickly or dramatically

stocktrader23 01-25-2012 12:37 AM

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Originally Posted by d-null (Post 18710372)
it won't fall as quickly or dramatically

Facebook is not even on the same planet as MySpace. How can you work online and not see this? There are individual companies using Facebook as a platform that are worth BILLIONS of dollars themselves, combine that with thousands of developers and hundreds (thousands?) of partner sites and Facebook is here to stay. It would take an act of God to knock them off of their perch and anyone ignoring them or isn't at least aware of what they are is oblivious to the internet around them.

porno jew 01-25-2012 12:49 AM

nothing is forever on the internet. look at the top ten tech companies of 2006.

d-null 01-25-2012 12:50 AM

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Originally Posted by stocktrader23 (Post 18710379)
Facebook is not even on the same planet as MySpace. How can you work online and not see this? There are individual companies using Facebook as a platform that are worth BILLIONS of dollars themselves, combine that with thousands of developers and hundreds (thousands?) of partner sites and Facebook is here to stay. It would take an act of God to knock them off of their perch and anyone ignoring them or isn't at least aware of what they are is oblivious to the internet around them.

we must spend every waking hour plotting the demise of facebook, promoting their downfall, facebook is evil and must fail, the internet is a much worse place since facebook came into being, we must all do our part to undermine and remove this scourge ........

freak22 01-25-2012 12:58 AM

Here are some leaked revenue numbers.

Jan. 2011 ? Sept. 2011

Assets: $5.6 billion
Cash/cash equivalents: $3.5 billion
Debt: $0
Shareholder equity: $4.5 billion

Operating cashflow: $1 billion
Revenue: $2.5 billion
Operating income: $1.2 billion
Net income: $714 million

2intense 01-25-2012 01:20 AM

facebook=land of suckers,losers,unhappy people

PornMD 01-25-2012 01:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by stocktrader23 (Post 18710368)
If you think Facebook is anywhere remotely close to MySpace then you shouldn't be trying to make money online. :thumbsup

I think that's pretty obvious, but consider that Facebook is trying to IPO at a level that's what, 140 or so times what MySpace sold for at its peak? I'm sure it makes a lot of money but I don't see that growing much further over the next few years, and if those leaked numbers are correct, $100B would be about 140 years of net income if it stayed steady?

I don't see how they're a sound investment at this point. Obviously up to this point they have been, but they're being evaluated sky high based on the growth leading up to now, which is not going to be the growth they'll see in the coming years.

slavdogg 01-25-2012 02:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by d-null (Post 18710351)
someone paid $600 million for Myspace a few years ago too :2 cents:

newscorp made billions from myspace at its peak
first google contract alone was $900m for 3 years and thats not counting all other ad space

brentbacardi 01-25-2012 02:08 AM

Yeah, many people I know do not like Facebook anymore, its not trendy when your grandma is on it. Plus they change shit around too much, most of their changes are not improvements either, like their new chat... its completely unorganized compared to the old chat, plus they removed links to peoples profiles... so really its a downgrade... wtf are they doing?

Just because they IPO doesn't mean you can buy the stock right away though... if you do have that opportunity, id say buy it because Facebook is a sexy company, people will be stampeding to get some of that stock, at least at first so it should bump up right off the bat.

freak22 01-25-2012 02:10 AM

Lets not forget that what they make doubles year over year.

Operator 01-25-2012 02:46 AM

the fuck no

SomeCreep 01-25-2012 04:08 AM

No way, unless i feel like gambling for fun.

L-Pink 01-25-2012 04:21 AM

All my money's tied up in FFN and the gold stock xxxjay was pimping.

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CyberHustler 01-25-2012 04:25 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by d-null (Post 18710328)
I think facebook is already at their peak, they will be lucky to maintain into the future, I think they will decline someday not too far ahead, maybe rapidly :2 cents:

:2 cents:

Manowar 01-25-2012 07:36 AM

a lot of people would have bought into a myspace ipo as well

BIGTYMER 01-25-2012 07:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by d-null (Post 18710390)
we must spend every waking hour plotting the demise of facebook, promoting their downfall, facebook is evil and must fail, the internet is a much worse place since facebook came into being, we must all do our part to undermine and remove this scourge ........

Agreed! It won't last forever. Something better will come around and the kids will jump ship leaving only moms on there.

Barry-xlovecam 01-25-2012 08:19 AM

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Originally Posted by freak22 (Post 18710408)
Here are some leaked revenue numbers.

Jan. 2011 ? Sept. 2011

Assets: $5.6 billion
Cash/cash equivalents: $3.5 billion
Debt: $0
Shareholder equity: $4.5 billion

Operating cashflow: $1 billion
Revenue: $2.5 billion
Operating income: $1.2 billion
Net income: $714 million

Quote:

[B]ack in January, when Goldman Sach and other private investors put $1.5 billion into Facebook, the company was valued at a reported $50 billion.


More recently, reports of private-market transactions have suggested a far higher valuation in the $85 billion range.

Come New Year?s, say the people familiar with the matter, they expect Facebook?which has more than 600 million users and is growing fast?to be worth $100 billion or more. ...

http://www.cnbc.com/id/43378490/Face...lion_Sourc es
It's a "crap-shoot" at that sort of pricing ...

acctman 01-25-2012 08:21 AM

i'm buying why, because there won't be another FB for 5yrs or more. as long as Mark Z. stays in charge they'll be on top. He's young and smart ... not a corporate of old people trying to be innovative

pornguy 01-25-2012 08:22 AM

Yep Depending on the opening price I might drop some bills into it.

PR_Glen 01-25-2012 10:07 AM

not sure why people are doubting their growth potential here. Generally companies come out with an ipo so they can expand and grow their businesses even further. I'm sure they wouldn't do this without a strategy for that.

I still don't like tech stocks in general, far too hard to predict for my likings, but this one definitely seems like it could have some potential.


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