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Facebook’s falling knife shares drop for 3rd day


By Patrick   Follow   Tue, 22 May 2012, 3:48pm   724 views   7 comments
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  1. KILLERJANE


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    1   5:38pm Tue 22 May 2012   Share   Quote   Permalink   Like   Dislike  

    Makes me smile. I like privacy more.

  2. PockyClipsNow


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    2   5:40pm Tue 22 May 2012   Share   Quote   Permalink   Like   Dislike  

    Remember the google IPO? It was weird and controversial
    also. But they turned out fine (by that I mean gazzillionaires).

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    3   5:43pm Tue 22 May 2012   Share   Quote   Permalink   Like   Dislike  

    PockyClipsNow says

    Remember the google IPO? It was weird and controversial

    also. But they turned out fine (by that I mean gazzillionaires).

    Yes, and they have all of their tech from buying tiny innovative companies, like Oingo/Applied Semantics, Youtube and Android. All bought. All IP and money come from those purchases.

    The rest of the company is a self aggrandizing quasi governmental highly political information stealing privacy destroying spy organization which cares nothing about , say , human rights in China.

    Its amazing how thin the veneer has to be to fool people. Probably the same thing that allowed the various tyrants of the WW2 era to come to power. Except the people didnt have internet then, we should know better.

  4. MoneySheep


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    4   6:57pm Tue 22 May 2012   Share   Quote   Permalink   Like   Dislike  

    WallStr Banksters can make you believe (without legally lying to you) that stock prices will only go up. Truth is, there is nothing unusual about prices going down.

    As for FB, WallStr Banksters exagerrated the number of accounts on FB. First, they counted the link thru from other websites. Second, probably half of those who sign up at FB use the account only once, during sign up, to see what is it all about, and never again use the account, but they count as one user anyway.

    I venture to guess that majority of those who use FB are the mass-mindless-public, displaying narcissism. Productive high income people dont have time for that kind of narcissim, they are busy making money.

    When I heard on CNBC reporting that kids are badgerring their parents to buy FB last week, I knew we have a generation in trouble.

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    5   7:10pm Tue 22 May 2012   Share   Quote   Permalink   Like   Dislike  

    Die, Zuckfuck! Die!

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    6   8:25pm Tue 22 May 2012   Share   Quote   Permalink   Like   Dislike  

    I wonder when FB is going to fix their mobile android client? About a third of the time it just freezes up on me. And I have a good strong 4G connection.

    I get the impression that it is a backend server issue and not so much the app.

    IMHO anyway.

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    7   12:53am Wed 23 May 2012   Share   Quote   Permalink   Like   Dislike  

    The only people more clueless about investing that those kids bleating at their parents to buy Facabook are the talking heads on CNBC. There are also some fool talking heads at Fox Business.
    I don't compare facebook to google, I compare it to Netscape. That was the big tech bubble IPO at the time.
    Poof! Those millions raised for Netscape are gone somewhere. The shareholders are now so far underwater they can see the titanic.

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