Thursday, December 1, 2011

Facebook will become one of the biggest events in the history of the financial industry

Thus, the most anticipated event of the IT-industry, the output of Facebook on a stock exchange can take place as early as next year. It is known that the company expects to attract at least $ 10 billion external buy electronics investment. According to Wall Street Journal, the company's capitalization threshold may exceed $ 100 billion. That is, the network will be much more expensive than giants like 3M and Hewlett-Packard.

Analysts believe that going public Facebook will become one of the biggest events in the history of the financial industry. It is obvious that the IPO of the world's largest social network can go in the first half of 2012, April to June. This event, experts expect the last several years. It is worth noting that the company did not comment on the recent IPO. Interestingly, thelaptop screen financial experts believe that the time of the IPO companies on the stock exchange is not chosen very well.

The fact that investors began to approach the assessment of the potential of Internet companies are more critical. For example, stock quotes Groupon for the past few days Lenovo T400 screen have decreased by 42%. Also reduce the cost of equity business network LinkedIn.

After the sudden growth in the day of placement, there is a gradual decrease in value. Stock price fell by 36%, although the actual price is still above the offering price by a third. Coming out on the stock exchange is associated with changes in the ratio of the IPO and the head of the creator of Facebook Lenovo T500 screen.

Recall that Mark Zuckerberg has declared numerous times that the company will not rush to exit the stock market. It is interesting that Facebook has not invoked the aid of financial companies to prepare the necessary documents and negotiation. On the contrary, the project delivered to the Securities and Exchange Commission, was prepared independently, and all Lenovo T510 screen negotiations leading David Ebersman, CFO of a social network.

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