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#26
I use FB to get in touch with old friends.
Has anybody joined Facebook in the last year?
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#29
Quote Originally Posted by SportsFan9698:
FB continues to slide in stock price, while the S&P is still bullish.
FB continues to slide in stock price, while the S&P is still bullish.
This stock will take a 50% haircut soon.
Let's see. You first posted on March 27th when FB closed at $60.97, yet on April 22nd closed at $63.03. How is that a stock price slide? Oh and daily active users of 802 million which is a 21% y-o-y growth. Sounds like you have Zuckerberg envy or something.
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#31
Quote Originally Posted by gfinger:
Let's see. You first posted on March 27th when FB closed at $60.97, yet on April 22nd closed at $63.03. How is that a stock price slide? Oh and daily active users of 802 million which is a 21% y-o-y growth. Sounds like you have Zuckerberg envy or something.
I don't envy him at all... I have more than enough money to live comfortable... and I never needed a gimmick to get a date lol. I would bet he envies me to be honest.
The growth is dead. FB is no longer a cool thing. It is dead and I think you know that.
In my original post I was citing the peak price a bit north of $70... it is significantly off the highs. It will never reach that level again. Now you can watch for the insider sales... but you will find out a couple months after the fact in a 10k
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#32
Quote Originally Posted by SportsFan9698:
I don't envy him at all... I have more than enough money to live comfortable... and I never needed a gimmick to get a date lol. I would bet he envies me to be honest.
The growth is dead. FB is no longer a cool thing. It is dead and I think you know that.
In my original post I was citing the peak price a bit north of $70... it is significantly off the highs. It will never reach that level again. Now you can watch for the insider sales... but you will find out a couple months after the fact in a 10k
bol
Well as much of a rube Zuckerberg might be, I will take his money over yours' any day. Ho hum on the insider selling as well. If I had options in the teens I would take some profits too, any good insider/investor would. It's a non issue.
Now perhaps new subs for FB might be stagnant, but kids are all about Instagram and WhatsApp anyways, which they now own. Smart move. After that dries up, then onto the next fade etc, all along the way increasing revenue from advertising. FB is now a mobile juggernaut. They will retest their $72.59 no problem. How can you argue with an 82% increase in advertising to $2.27 billion.
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#34
Quote Originally Posted by gfinger:
Well as much of a rube Zuckerberg might be, I will take his money over yours' any day. Ho hum on the insider selling as well. If I had options in the teens I would take some profits too, any good insider/investor would. It's a non issue.
Now perhaps new subs for FB might be stagnant, but kids are all about Instagram and WhatsApp anyways, which they now own. Smart move. After that dries up, then onto the next fade etc, all along the way increasing revenue from advertising. FB is now a mobile juggernaut. They will retest their $72.59 no problem. How can you argue with an 82% increase in advertising to $2.27 billion.
I would take Zuckerbergs money over mine as well... duh. The comment was that I might have envy of him... not his money. I have no envy of him at all - not one bit.
As for your assertion that the stock will retest the recent high... well I guess we just disagree. Time will tell. That is the whole reason I started this thread. I think FB has seen its best time, and all the rest is downhill. No need to argue really, it will all be played out for all of us to see
Personally I think Zuckerberg would KILL to have the experiences I have had in life... they are far more and better than any money can buy.
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#35
Quote Originally Posted by SportsFan9698:
Yeah, I bet he has a poster of you on his wall.
I would take Zuckerbergs money over mine as well... duh. The comment was that I might have envy of him... not his money. I have no envy of him at all - not one bit.
As for your assertion that the stock will retest the recent high... well I guess we just disagree. Time will tell. That is the whole reason I started this thread. I think FB has seen its best time, and all the rest is downhill. No need to argue really, it will all be played out for all of us to see
Personally I think Zuckerberg would KILL to have the experiences I have had in life... they are far more and better than any money can buy.
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#36
I think you're right Sportsfan, but he has shown the willingness to shell out big money over the next big thing (instagram) and so far has a pretty good track record in social media. Facebook will eventually die off, but who's to say he doesn't have the next fad that comes into play. I think it's just another stock to not be touch gun to my head though I would definitely short it.
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#37
Personally I think Zuckerberg would KILL to have the experiences I have had in life... they are far more and better than any money can buy.
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And I'm sure he would turn down a no interest loan to buy a house, too. 
You don't get it. People like Zuckerberg don't get off on the same things you get off on. You might have had a 3 some 12 nights in a row on your vacation to Aruba or swam alongside a blue whale. That stuff doesn't get people like Zuckerberg off....awfully egocentric of you.
People like Zuckerberg don't get off by having millions or having CREATED the next big thing.
They get off on pursuing the next million and the next big thing.
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#40
Quote Originally Posted by DonStrech5:
everybody is on FB. are you twisted,bro? every cat.. dog elephent and higuana.. has a freaking FB account today.hell I made money before facebook purchased "whatsapp".. in binary options. FB is. and will be and will stay a Legend of social network. even obama checks his facebook
everybody is on FB. are you twisted,bro? every cat.. dog elephent and higuana.. has a freaking FB account today.hell I made money before facebook purchased "whatsapp".. in binary options. FB is. and will be and will stay a Legend of social network. even obama checks his facebook
i'm not on it and i know a lot of like minded people who never signed up also
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#41
QUOTE Originally Posted by SportsFan9698:
I have tasted a dozen as good as her or better... it's all good, none better than others really.
I have tasted a dozen as good as her or better... it's all good, none better than others really.
Their legs shake and quiver if you know what you are doing... then you grab your tool and plant it. Game over.
My gawd it seems as if some of you guys have never been laid before.
Come on man….I have opened 2 threads in a row and in both of them you have made OUTRAGEOUS comments.
First you claim that Mark Zuckerberg is probably envious of you and now you claim that you have had box as good as Kate Upton's OR BETTER…..not trying to call you out here but I thought it was I funny opened back to back threads and read some pretty funny stuff.
Yes, I copied and pasted this from the Kate Upton thread. Got a good laugh out of it so I thought I'd share. 
(Sportsfreak don't take it personally---I'm just busting your chops) 
(Sportsfreak don't take it personally---I'm just busting your chops) 
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#49
Quote Originally Posted by Skr963:
Gfinger,
I guess if I believe in the stock and product I should be a consumer and it would support the company beyond just having my stake in it.
It's not always possible to do this, but I try to when I can.
Gfinger,
I guess if I believe in the stock and product I should be a consumer and it would support the company beyond just having my stake in it.
It's not always possible to do this, but I try to when I can.
That makes sense, some of my best positions are in AAPL, NFLX and CMG. Love all three, stock and product.
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