So tommorrow is the big light show for the largest internet IPO ever and probably the most anticipated IPO in 10 years.
The bidding starts at 38$ per share to the public....my guess is that it closes somewhere near 42.50$.
The odds are +250 for 39.99 to 49.99 at bookmaker.
In my opinion the days of the 300% one day gain for Internet companies died in Silicon valley back in the late 90's. More skepticism concerning potential future values and overall pessimism on economic conditions as a whole keep this one in check.
Value at close tommorrow: 42.50 per share 1unit @ +250
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So tommorrow is the big light show for the largest internet IPO ever and probably the most anticipated IPO in 10 years.
The bidding starts at 38$ per share to the public....my guess is that it closes somewhere near 42.50$.
The odds are +250 for 39.99 to 49.99 at bookmaker.
In my opinion the days of the 300% one day gain for Internet companies died in Silicon valley back in the late 90's. More skepticism concerning potential future values and overall pessimism on economic conditions as a whole keep this one in check.
Value at close tommorrow: 42.50 per share 1unit @ +250
Also going with Zuckerberg wearing the suit jacket far 1/2 unit at +280. He is a global player worth 19 billion on paper now...time to show up for the share holders and ditch the hoodie.
Never Make A Winner A Loser. Never.
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Also going with Zuckerberg wearing the suit jacket far 1/2 unit at +280. He is a global player worth 19 billion on paper now...time to show up for the share holders and ditch the hoodie.
I work on the exchange and will be ringing the bell with Zuck in Menlo Park tomorrow. Price is $38, if you have an account over 100k and make over 36 trades at any brokerage firms you can get the IPO price. Either way, this things take off, not doubt about it. Over $100 a share in less than a week. Think the next GOOG. Buy it, don't hate it. GL.
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I work on the exchange and will be ringing the bell with Zuck in Menlo Park tomorrow. Price is $38, if you have an account over 100k and make over 36 trades at any brokerage firms you can get the IPO price. Either way, this things take off, not doubt about it. Over $100 a share in less than a week. Think the next GOOG. Buy it, don't hate it. GL.
I work on the exchange and will be ringing the bell with Zuck in Menlo Park tomorrow. Price is $38, if you have an account over 100k and make over 36 trades at any brokerage firms you can get the IPO price. Either way, this things take off, not doubt about it. Over $100 a share in less than a week. Think the next GOOG. Buy it, don't hate it. GL.
I hope so! Got 300 shares today from Morgan Stanley.
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Quote Originally Posted by gfinger:
I work on the exchange and will be ringing the bell with Zuck in Menlo Park tomorrow. Price is $38, if you have an account over 100k and make over 36 trades at any brokerage firms you can get the IPO price. Either way, this things take off, not doubt about it. Over $100 a share in less than a week. Think the next GOOG. Buy it, don't hate it. GL.
I hope so! Got 300 shares today from Morgan Stanley.
I work on the exchange and will be ringing the bell with Zuck in Menlo Park tomorrow. Price is $38, if you have an account over 100k and make over 36 trades at any brokerage firms you can get the IPO price. Either way, this things take off, not doubt about it. Over $100 a share in less than a week. Think the next GOOG. Buy it, don't hate it. GL.
I dont think so. They sucked out lots of the pop by increasing the size and price.
They took some of the sizzle out, if it goes to 100 within a week it is a tremendous short.
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Quote Originally Posted by gfinger:
I work on the exchange and will be ringing the bell with Zuck in Menlo Park tomorrow. Price is $38, if you have an account over 100k and make over 36 trades at any brokerage firms you can get the IPO price. Either way, this things take off, not doubt about it. Over $100 a share in less than a week. Think the next GOOG. Buy it, don't hate it. GL.
I dont think so. They sucked out lots of the pop by increasing the size and price.
They took some of the sizzle out, if it goes to 100 within a week it is a tremendous short.
He made a wager with incorrect information, that was the reason for my comment..
True, but you still didnt give a guesstimate
+250 seems like a decent wager to me. Do you think this tops $50 by close tomorrow or $100 by next friday as gfinger thinks? Seems to me if it got to $100 a lot of people who bought in at $38 would be dumping them right back on the market.....
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Quote Originally Posted by wallstreetcappers:
He made a wager with incorrect information, that was the reason for my comment..
True, but you still didnt give a guesstimate
+250 seems like a decent wager to me. Do you think this tops $50 by close tomorrow or $100 by next friday as gfinger thinks? Seems to me if it got to $100 a lot of people who bought in at $38 would be dumping them right back on the market.....
He made a wager with incorrect information, that was the reason for my comment..
So what exactly dictates where the price opens for bidding tommorrow? If the IPO is valued at 38$ per share, what price are the brokers going to push when they start trading the shares live at around 11 Am eastern?
I look for an opening bump then some sort of retracement, possibly a bump on the close, but a selloff on close is possible as well.
Admittedly, my expertise lies in trading commodities, but I understand the ins and outs of the wager I made........38 is the magic number, I look for a highside 25% bump, getting us in under 49.99...... personally I think that in this economic environment a late day retracement is more probable thus the 42.50 close....."a bird in the hand" going into the weekend for the day traders.
You have been around investing for awhile Wall Street, so care to venture a guess?? Maybe go to Bookmaker and look under the entertainment wagers and pick out the bets you like and share?
Never Make A Winner A Loser. Never.
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Quote Originally Posted by wallstreetcappers:
He made a wager with incorrect information, that was the reason for my comment..
So what exactly dictates where the price opens for bidding tommorrow? If the IPO is valued at 38$ per share, what price are the brokers going to push when they start trading the shares live at around 11 Am eastern?
I look for an opening bump then some sort of retracement, possibly a bump on the close, but a selloff on close is possible as well.
Admittedly, my expertise lies in trading commodities, but I understand the ins and outs of the wager I made........38 is the magic number, I look for a highside 25% bump, getting us in under 49.99...... personally I think that in this economic environment a late day retracement is more probable thus the 42.50 close....."a bird in the hand" going into the weekend for the day traders.
You have been around investing for awhile Wall Street, so care to venture a guess?? Maybe go to Bookmaker and look under the entertainment wagers and pick out the bets you like and share?
I work on the exchange and will be ringing the bell with Zuck in Menlo Park tomorrow. Price is $38, if you have an account over 100k and make over 36 trades at any brokerage firms you can get the IPO price. Either way, this things take off, not doubt about it. Over $100 a share in less than a week. Think the next GOOG. Buy it, don't hate it. GL.
Sounds good... I would love to be in that room tommorrow...so much wealth changing hands would be something to see and feel. You are lucky man....how about a live update tommorrow?
Never Make A Winner A Loser. Never.
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Quote Originally Posted by gfinger:
I work on the exchange and will be ringing the bell with Zuck in Menlo Park tomorrow. Price is $38, if you have an account over 100k and make over 36 trades at any brokerage firms you can get the IPO price. Either way, this things take off, not doubt about it. Over $100 a share in less than a week. Think the next GOOG. Buy it, don't hate it. GL.
Sounds good... I would love to be in that room tommorrow...so much wealth changing hands would be something to see and feel. You are lucky man....how about a live update tommorrow?
Also going with Zuckerberg wearing the suit jacket far 1/2 unit at +280. He is a global player worth 19 billion on paper now...time to show up for the share holders and ditch the hoodie.
try again. hoodie it is
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Quote Originally Posted by bigvern1013:
Also going with Zuckerberg wearing the suit jacket far 1/2 unit at +280. He is a global player worth 19 billion on paper now...time to show up for the share holders and ditch the hoodie.
Zuckerberg can do whatever he wants. I hear people bashing him for not showing/wearing hoodies to meetings in NYC.
Who the fuck cares? If I was him I'd be doing whatever I wanted also.
Wow he might not make his company worth as much. It's pretty irrelevant to his life anyhow. He's already SET/ one of the richest people in the world.
I don't think he cares what anyone thinks and I don't think it's just about the money with him, either. He's put himself in a position where he doesn't have to care what other people think and he certainly doesn't have to worry about money.
I wouldn't care if he showed up in a clown suit to be honest.
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Quote Originally Posted by Madden:
49.78$
Zuckerberg can do whatever he wants. I hear people bashing him for not showing/wearing hoodies to meetings in NYC.
Who the fuck cares? If I was him I'd be doing whatever I wanted also.
Wow he might not make his company worth as much. It's pretty irrelevant to his life anyhow. He's already SET/ one of the richest people in the world.
I don't think he cares what anyone thinks and I don't think it's just about the money with him, either. He's put himself in a position where he doesn't have to care what other people think and he certainly doesn't have to worry about money.
I wouldn't care if he showed up in a clown suit to be honest.
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