Will Facebook Be The Next Big Bubble To Burst

Well, by now, you are aware that the Facebook IPO seems to have been a bomb. The stock is doing very poorly. It went down over $3 yesterday. It seems like Nasdaq made some real mistakes surrounding the IPO. And yesterday, I heard that Morgan Stanley may have engaged in some bad behavior surrounding the IPO. I think that the cost of the stock was too high to begin with and that the IPO would have done much better if the stock was priced at $25.00. Time will tell about what happens with Facebook stock. Things do not look good right now and we will be hearing much more about what appears to be a real disaster.

Yup! But I don't understand that kind...did you know what that mean, my friend.

I've heard once, "buy on rumor & sell on facts...". Other than most basic blue chip stocks, I think most will follow trends... Once something new comes out, there will be a buzz all over the place, then it will die off... Some in a steeper cline than others... I remember when Motorola came out with razor phone for the first ime... Their stock of course sored for a while... When one of the major company to utilize the iDen system was sold, Nextel being sold to sprint, motorola's stock fell... Since the iDen system was created by Motorola... And now that Sprint announced they will phase out & purge iDen system completely out of their system, Motorola took another hit... I believe Facebook is gonna be a victim to another hype, eventually... Even now, we can see that the facebook is being integrated into a lot of different systems... You can now sign into other sites using facebook log ins... I don't know, once a single entity gains so much influence in everything you do, it will be that much catastrophic once it fails... Just my opinion...

Well! The bubble may not burst, but some pains may come along the way in the next couple of week/month for the small investors. The IPO price is over hyped and over valued. Some investment bank's favorite big time investors that received a secret accurate analysis report and review of FB fianncial condition from its underwriter may stand to gain the most after a few day/week once the share tumbled. Those who pay the $38 IPO price is going to get burn and get to see some of their investment money vaporized if they base their investment analysis on the other report specifically used for public reading. There are some hanky panky dealing going on inside the underwriter office regarding the initial public offered price of the company which posed some interesting questions on the IPO process. FCC is looking into the possibility of foulplay at the time of this post. We never known for sure yet how long the probe will take for the truth to come out.

I would not like to connect the FB IPO with its popularity. They are two different entities. Most users may not even know that they have put up an IPO as several members there would not know the abc of investing. If at all FB becomes less popular it would be for other reasons. As is the case with any product it will lose its sheen when users get bored. I am already bored. I was excited when I looked for my relatives and friends with whom I had lost touch with for several years and FB helped. After the initial hype of finding them, there is hardly any interaction now. That is life!

I believe Facebook will eventually and probably before 2020. But Facebook is a great website that many people rely on as communication.

I don't think that the bubble is going to burst any time soon, because FaceBook is something that everyone uses for different types of things. The very fact that some people log onto their account more than once every hour shows that this is something that isn't going to go away. It is a good business model, and it is becoming more and more addictive with every new game that they invent, meaning that people are gradually wanting to spend more time on the internet instead of going out with their friends. It is a very scary concept, but it is also one that I think the world is going to have to get used to.