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Facebook: Worth $104 Billion!!! Facebook Frenzy Begins: Stock Tests $40
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Originally posted by jose830 View PostMy bad REED I drive for a living and I do mostly everything
on my phone...
I'll keep a better eye out...
what do you drive?
i'm about to lease a box truck for my company so we can keep most of our outbound shipping in house. should save a couple grand a month at least.
16 feet
probably a Mitsubishi or an Isuzu if the leasing company finds one that fits all of my specifications
if not i think it's "international" or a few other brands.
test drove one the other day
felt like the big man. didnt drive too bad but it's certainly not like my subaru
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Originally posted by ~Big Smoke~ View PostNow that it's become public.
It's gonna die out in 1-2 years.
facebook specifically might die, but the industry (the internet and all the socializing being done there,) is not going anywhere
if you know where to put your money it's a growing industry
it will be all about timing. stocks always are.
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Originally posted by - v e t - View Posti at FB buyers
LOL all you want if the investor is planning a long term trade outta it, now that would be ridiculous for someone to invest in a shaky commodity like FB. But I don't see anyone here who bought and plan to keep it long-term.
Seasoned stock players know when to enter and exit a stock, their choice purely. And since FB is the "in" stock, buy 'em when they're still low, then sell when it's high enough, and know when to exit, coz it might fall down really quick and before you know it, you made a bad investment.
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Originally posted by - v e t - View Posti at FB buyers
Set stock prices at whatever price they went and sell them whenever they want...
It's gullible people who will buy them, I'm waiting to hear the horror stories now of ordinary people who where told to buy a "sure thing" hoping to short and make a fortune.
Does anyone know anyone who actually bought? I'd say twitter will be looking at how this goes with great interest.
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Originally posted by Tamis! View PostWhy? It's not a bad gamble.
LOL all you want if the investor is planning a long term trade outta it, now that would be ridiculous for someone to invest in a shaky commodity like FB. But I don't see anyone here who bought and plan to keep it long-term.
Seasoned stock players know when to enter and exit a stock, their choice purely. And since FB is the "in" stock, buy 'em when they're still low, then sell when it's high enough, and know when to exit, coz it might fall down really quick and before you know it, you made a bad investment.
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