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**sitescools** · 05-18-2012, 04:11 PM

I'm talking about Facebook, not "the situation", whatever that means.

And yes, Facebook's valuation exhibits the classic warning signs of a dot com bubble.

Don't play dumb to try and make me look stupid, you know exactly what I mean by "the situation today", especially when it's in comparison to the dot com bubble.

Sure the share prices might be slightly high at the IPO, but some people can see the value in being part of something over the financial outlay.

Nice bit of sensationalism by the way.

05-18-2012, 04:11 PM	#16
sitescools Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 615 Senior Member	I'm talking about Facebook, not "the situation", whatever that means. And yes, Facebook's valuation exhibits the classic warning signs of a dot com bubble. Don't play dumb to try and make me look stupid, you know exactly what I mean by "the situation today", especially when it's in comparison to the dot com bubble. Sure the share prices might be slightly high at the IPO, but some people can see the value in being part of something over the financial outlay. Nice bit of sensationalism by the way.
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