How much will facebook stock start at?

[mebamamorgan]

[reliant]

$40 a share.

[zorathruster]

The pricing of a stock is dynamic. I've heard somewhere near $29.65 for the target price however, that is just what the Morgan Stanley issuer will attempt to get. Their cost being lower. Also, rumors of a "sell direct to the using public" effort is being floated. Which means you, as a user might be able to get some shares at the intro price. After it hits the market, pricing is based on supply and demand. If the company gets an initial valuation of 60B, that would put it's P/E at somewhere near 140. Well beyond normal valuations.

[Priti]

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