If you had to choose between buying shares in either Apple (AAPL) or Facebook (FB) right now, which is the better choice? Of course, everyone loves Apple. Forget about the fact they just squashed Samsung (005930.KS), just ...
Shares of social media giant Facebook Inc. (FB) hit the market in May through one of the most highly anticipated pump and dump IPOs of all time. Since it’s debut, the “can’t miss” stock has so far failed to live up to the hype with FB stock falling from $38 per share to under $20, $19.82, in recent sessions. Since its now ...
Swing traders have over 1 liter of Red Bull on ice for today as the opening bell spells massive trading action on Zynga Inc. (Nasdaq: ZNGA) today. ZNGA stock price closed at 5.08 yesterday with 49,790,235 shares traded between 4.88 and 5.19. Pre-Market as of 8:53am, the Farmville, Cityville, and, for investors, ...
Facebook Inc. (Nasdaq: FB) stock is well on its way to becoming the penny stock we said it should be after options trading began on what is the biggest pump and dump the stock market has ever witnessed. Facebook started the day behind the 8-ball with a lower open from Friday’s close before dropping -$3.07, -9.62% to close ...
Don’t laugh because one of the daily volume leaders, Bank of America Corp. (NYSE: BAC) stock price dropped below $5 a share back in December of last year to $4.91. So, with no juice on the IPO debut and a drop in share price on the first true ...
When is the Facebook IPO? How can I buy shares in Facebook? How much is Facebook stock? Why? Why? Why? Zuckerberg has been running around New York in his “hoody”, refiling once again the Facebook S-1 to adjust for lowered revenues estimates due to increased mobile phone use. Apps that feed the social giant, like Zynga (Nasdaq: ZNGA), are a ...
Facebook made a much-anticipated status update Wednesday: The Internet social network is going public eight years after its computer-hacking CEO Mark Zuckerberg started the service at Harvard University.
That means anyone with the right amount of cash will be able to own part of a Silicon Valley icon that quickly transformed from dorm-room startup to cultural touchstone.
If its initial public offering of stock makes enough friends on Wall Street, Facebook will ...
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