What Facebook's $38 IPO price means to the rest of us
Facebook, the company that Mark Zuckerberg built, has finally come up with its number for its IPO on the Nasdaq. For Silicon Valley worker bees, the fun has just begun. See all the Mercury News' coverage at www.siliconvalley.com/facebook,
- Have you been a little obsessed with the Facebook IPO? Me too. Because I have tons of pre-IPO stock? No silly. It's because this is what Silicon Valley is all about -- changing the world while making more money than any human being could even count in a lifetime .Now the real work starts. Yes, Facebook is cool. Yes, it's worth a big number with a lot of zeros, but how is it going to continue to make enough money to justify its value?
- Somehow I'm thinking life isn't really going to change all that much for the little guy -- the retail investor. If you read about how these deals are priced (and sold) you'll see that it's all about the big banks. Shocker.
Facebook IPO: the art of pricing the right popFacebook's investment bankers are set to price the company's IPO late Thursday. NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- With seemingly unceasing demand fo...- Hey, I left my $104 billion in my other pants. And now the question remains.....
- In
- Out.
- Still, being a part of history, even in Silicon Valley, just never gets old. Remember Netscape, Webvan, Pets.com? Me neither.
- Only two companies in the world have debuted with higher market values than #fbipo. Guess where they are based? bit.ly/Kj41nH
- OK, it never gets old being a part of history in Silicon Valley etc., unless you are history.
- Tomorrow will be sad for anyone who worked at MySpace, Friendster, Bebo, Hi5, Tagged & other social networks. #whatmighthavebeen $FB #FBipo
- So, you can't get in on the FB ground floor. It's never too late for the office pool.
- $59 #FBIPO RT @technosailor: Twitter pool on what $FB closes at tomorrow. I say $73.
- Ever wonder how this whole Facebook thing happened? Sure you do. You find a much more entertaining rundown, particularly if you're a Glee fan. Thanks Karl Sonkin.








