Roulette is more fun. I like to watch the wheel spin and the ball bounce into a slot. The odds are a bit better as well.
isn’t Jerry Brown counting on this to bail out California?
DOwn 12 percent in the first 45 minutes. Watch your head. Jumpers.
Fools, don’t you know owning a piece of the narcissist graffiti of 900 million people is worth at least $40 a share?
I know lots of people are still gaga for google, and Fadbook may make money, but I remember all this too well from the ‘90s DotCom fiasco.
Sorry, but my stock buys have to include a “bricks and mortar” quotient to attract my attention.
"See, I told you so."
How naive! Like everyone who pocketed money on that pig could give a damn. They have important stuff to do today: Ferrari color selection, appointment with their real estate agents, swing by the gallery and pick up the Matisse... etc.
Couldn’t pump it - time to dump it.
Fakebook?
Remember when MySpace was all the rage? I think Facebook is headed for the same fate. Many adults are embarrassed to be seen there and like myself, only have accounts there so they can keep an eye on what their kids are doing and share photos with other family members. But for the most part, it's just a time-sucking wasteland of mediocrity.
And if you are a family member of mine, can you please stop sending me invitations to play Farmville and Words with Friends already? I'll check out photos of your latest trip to the Florida Keys or of your new kid but I'm never going to play any of those stupid games. Never! So please, stop it already.
You will tell me everything.
I dropped FB after reading about the pedophile perverts posting acts with children.
There is a limit to ‘free airwave content’ in my book.
Well at least with a GM product such as a Camaro SS you can Hoon it and blow donuts, so tell me how Facebook is that much fun? Really? :-)...
LOL! “Failbook”
I don’t get where people are getting this idea that Facebook is “just a fad” or “the next MySpace.” Facebook is still king of social media with regards to subscribers (over 900 million) and average time spent on a website (around 20 minutes per user).
It’s simply overvalued. A very low ad click-through rate is not helpful to a company that makes most of its money on selling ad space. $4 billion/year income is great money, but it just doesn’t lead to a $100 billion valuation.
There still isn’t anything else out there that can compete for people’s attention and time like Facebook. Google+ has promise, but it’s just not differentiated enough and, consequently, nobody’s really on it. People want to communicate, and they’ll continue to do so on Facebook until the next best thing comes around. My guess is that’ll be a long wait.
Facebook Shares Tumble: Where Are the Underwriters?
Perfect comment...