Why people invest in these businesses that have no real plan to make money/growth is beyond me?
could be the next Xerox or Polaroid or Amazon, eh? it does seem like a crap shoot sometimes.
Why people invest in these businesses that have no real plan to make money/growth is beyond me?
there is a quote from the thread starters original post...it's kinda funny now aint it? frankly i don't see how anybody thought the stock was going to do well...facebook has already gotten most of the members that it will get for a long time, the only people not on facebook are 3rd world citizens...advertizing to 3rd world citizens would be next to pointless from a business standpoint so they are basically as big as they could get get before they went public...I saw on the news that even if you wanted to buy shares in Facebook, you couldn't. All available shares had already been bought up by the mega-rich. Commonly stock broker houses were requiring at least $250,000 in available account funds to buy any shares and the cheapest one they found said $150,000 available, but the catch 22 is that all shares were immediately bought by huge stock brokerages so none were available. That $38 dollars per share everyone hears about was just the initial cost to them. By the time any shares are made available they may cost twice that, thus making huge profits for the already mega-rich. Does anyone else think that there something is very wrong there?