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Social Networking Performance Update
Now that the election is over and we are approaching the expiration of Facebook’s big lock-up period, I figure this is a good time for a little update on the social networking scam. As of today, I want to compare … Continue reading
Posted in Initial Public Offering Scam
Tagged Economics, Facebook lock-up period expires, IPO Process, Mike Stathis, social media insiders cash out, social media ipo scam, Social Networking bubble, social networking insiders cash out, social networking ipo scam, social networking pump and dump
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Federal Reserve QE3
I don’t have much to write here other than the corrupt Federal Reserve, through QE3, will help the Social Networking/Media scam in the short-term (QE3). They are all in bed together. The only reason Facebook has seen a noticeable jump … Continue reading
Facebook Insiders continue to cash out
As Facebook lockup restrictions unravel, we see more and more insiders cashing in to make their millions and billions off the public. Most recently, Peter Thiel, a man well-connected to what I call the legalized crime syndicate, just cashed out … Continue reading
Facebook Plunge
Apparently, the public investors are figuring out Facebook and other social networking and media companies aren’t worth their IPO valuations as the stock prices continue to plunge. But, I want to highlight some important points. In a CNN article today, Facebook … Continue reading
Reid Hoffman Social Media Mafia Boss?
If you spend some time trying to figure out who the big boys are on the inside “Linked -In” to the social media or networking bubble, one name comes up frequently — Reid Hoffman. Mr. Hoffman is the founder and … Continue reading
Social Networking Stock Performance Stinks
LinkedIn, Groupon, Zynga, Yelp, and now Facebook have all gone public. At this point in time, with the exception of LinkedIn, the sector’s stock performance has been horrible. If we compare the stock price close as of today versus the … Continue reading
Facebook’s Future “Value”
Facebook’s most recent full year financials show annual revenues of $3.7 billion and net income of $1 billion and sets the benchmark to contemplate the company’s initial IPO valuation of $104 billion. But, we must also consider the above graph … Continue reading
Facebook IPO Fraud?
What a mess. There is much to talk about, but there will be plenty of time to evaluate and watch this Facebook circus play out. I want to make one simple argument at this point in time. Apparently, a lot … Continue reading