LMAO. Facebook’s stock price jumped today as a major lock-up period expired. Suddenly, as more shares hit the market, the value of the company or market capital rose billions of dollars. My opinion is that the marketers — the stock brokers and financial advisors did their job well. They fooled the public to buy shares of Facebook. The insiders made a nice little profit from a bad situation. I could be dead wrong, but I expect the FB stock price to slowly decline over the next several weeks and to hit an all-time low in a month or two. These guys on the inside are really something and they have the media on their side to hype up the turnaround. All part of the inside game — keep prolonging the idea that the company will actually be worth $100+ billion dollars so the insiders can dump off their shares in the short-term.
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