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Is the [ever so emotional] market overreacting to Facebook and thus plummeting its stock or is its price right? - Chuka - 10-15-2012 07:47 PM
Consider that things are still early and that there's still a huge soon-to-be-tapped ocean for monetization.
- malica - 10-15-2012 07:55 PM
What is their strategy to actually make money? I've not seen a viable marketing plan or strategy from them for their future and their current model is already saturated with spammy ads that no one likes and they do their best to block or ignore.
Facebook is hugely popular yes, but they have yet to really formulate a method for translating that into a solid revenue generating strategy that I've seen.
- JoeyV - 10-15-2012 07:55 PM
Underreacting. This stock isn;t worth dick....
- A Nobody - 10-15-2012 07:55 PM
The market NEVER over reacts, the market is always right.
When the stock went public the stock was grossly over prices, the market quickly corrected that by lower the price to a more realistic level
The street does not like the price, institutional investors do not like the price of the stock, what has the stock have to demand a higher price? Yes it has a lot of subscribers but they do not generate income.
Ye, it's still early but the real value of the stock should be in the neighborhood of $10
- Bald Otter - 10-15-2012 07:55 PM
Just gimme your money!
Don't throw it away in the stock market!
o____________o
- Ralph - 10-15-2012 07:55 PM
Current valuation of Facebook stock is about $60 per user. Now do you think Facebook is worth $60 per user. No way it's worth that. The stock should be a penny stock.