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Facebook Price at $38 ($104Bn)
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05-18-2012, 10:47 PM
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The initial price may well drop a bit, and the nay-sayers will crow for victory,
A successful IPO, from a financing perspective, is defined by exactly what you said. An initial spike (I'm guessing up to $45 - $50, maybe higher) followed by a crash to $25 or so a week later.
So what happens?
- Zuckerberg and his cronies sell at the offer price of $38 to those who got in on the ground floor (basically the banks)
- The banks sell to the mob (mom and pop) at a rapidly escalating price ($40, $45, $50)
- Some early whales dump and jump, and over the next week the mom and pops get nervous and sell off. Price drops to $25
- Zuckerberg and his cronies buy back the stock at $25
I buy a cake for $2, sell it to you for $5 and then buy it back from you for $1. Greed is good...
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