Facebook IPO

I got my shares just above $38 so we will see how it goes!

What are your thoughts now it's at ~$41 ??

I'm thinking selling all but ~200 and waiting a month for the "quiet period" to lift to see if company can provide comments and guidance.
 
What are your thoughts now it's at ~$41 ??

I'm thinking selling all but ~200 and waiting a month for the "quiet period" to lift to see if company can provide comments and guidance.


I sold most of mine at $41.07. I'm going to do like you said and wait for a while and perhaps buy again later.
 
My god I'm an idiot. I usually set-up trade triggers after buying a stock. I had a purchase order on some FB stock as long as it was below $42. It took hours for the stock to appear.

I ended up getting it for around $41.

I then put in a trigger to lessen my downside exposure.

If the last of TIP is greater than or equal to 39.50
Sell xxx TIP at stop limit $39

I've done this probably 30 times and never had a problem. The problem is that I used "greater than" rather than "less than".

So it sold for $40.07

I'm an idiot. The good news is that it was VERY few shares.
 
LMAO, FB is a $10 stock at best...we are seeing the market correction occur. The current P/E ratio is about 80, WAY too high.
 
Facebook, Inc. (FB)
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Gotta love it
 
LMAO, FB is a $10 stock at best...we are seeing the market correction occur. The current P/E ratio is about 80, WAY too high.

GOOG was 76x PE one month after trading at $85. AMZN was trading <$10 after the .Com bubble collapse and had a PE of > 100x.

PE means nothing, PEG is the metric.
And I'm not defending FB; I'm pointing out how the market values high growth.
 
GOOG was 76x PE one month after trading at $85. AMZN was trading <$10 after the .Com bubble collapse and had a PE of > 100x.

PE means nothing, PEG is the metric.
And I'm not defending FB; I'm pointing out how the market values high growth.


Depends on the Segment on which metric tells more about it
 
So what PE do you feel FB outta be valued at a reasonable "metric" ?

not really sure if that sentence makes any sense

but I'm not saying FB at a >100 PE is correct, or useful at all

just saying in general PE can be more valuable than some other metrics, maybe its just my personal stance
 
So what PE do you feel FB outta be valued at a reasonable "metric" ?
Say 50 since most of the quick growth has come and gone. People that will use it are already in the fold. Farmville is only so much fun.
 
Say 50 since most of the quick growth has come and gone. People that will use it are already in the fold. Farmville is only so much fun.

At their Road Show presentations, before going public, they shared their top-line revenue growth at about 42% (and slowing from the previous quarter). Not too shabby.

Any deviation above/below that mark will cause serious action in the stock price.
 

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