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Clusterstock
5 hrs ago
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Last Friday, after Facebook stock started trading at $42, most observers immediately pronounced the IPO a flop.
Why?
Because the IPO had been priced at $38, which meant that the IPO "pop" was only about 10% above the IPO price.
Facebook...
Reuters
May 26
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For nearly 20 minutes on the morning of Facebook Inc's trading debut last Friday, the line Nasdaq had opened up to keep traders informed about the social media company's $16 billion IPO had been mute. Well after the stock was supposed to have...
Value Investing
May 25
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Bloomberg has declared the Facebook Inc (NASDAQ:FB) IPO the worst big offering of the decade today after the firm saw a 13% drop in its share price in its first five days of trading. That decision is numerically verifiable and so is an accurate...
MarketWatch
May 25
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Two planned IPOs pulled back this week following the stormy debut of Facebook. Analysts say the market is likely to be quiet for months.
Reuters
May 25
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Businessman Peter Brabeck, celebrating his appointment as Formula One chairman on Friday, said the motor racing series had not made a decision on whether to proceed with a much discussed $10 billion listing on the stock market in Singapore.
Financial Times
May 25
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Formula 1 and Graff are floating in Asia after greed and mispricing have led to repeated losses for investors and taught them to stay away
Forbes
May 25
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How would Jobs handle Facebook's IPO failure, had he been in Zuckerberg's chair? He would probably handle it exactly the same way - by ignoring it.
Financial Times
May 25
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Chemicals producer confident despite volatile markets, a previous delay, and a timetable that encompasses the run-up to Greece’s elections on June 17
Finance Asia
May 25
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The Chinese BMW dealership postpones pricing by three days in an attempt to salvage the $306 million deal amid weak demand. Terms remain unchanged.
Wall Street Journal
May 25
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Banks seeking a role in the US$6 billion IPO in Hong Kong of Chinese state-owned People's Insurance Co. are being required to bring a set amount of institutional orders and guarantee that they will buy unsold shares.
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