Facebook co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg rang the New York-based NASDAQ’s opening bell from Facebook’s Silicon Valley campus today — the day of Facebook’s long-awaited initial public offering. Each share (FB) will sell for $38. That would raise $16 billion. And it would put Facebook’s value at $104 billion, which is more than Disney and McDonalds. At Facebook’s headquarters, it was to be a day of riches for many early employees. At 28, Zuckerberg, will become a billionaire 30 times over, and many early employees will become multi-millionaires. Those who would like to invest in various stocks may consider using a Forex algorithmic trader platform.
Facebook is now a publicly traded company on Wall Street… What’s Next?
Facebook prices IPO at $38 per share (CBS)
Facebook: Why most IPO investors strike out (MoneyWatch)
Nasdaq: Facebook Begins Trading Around 11 EDT Friday Morning (WSJ)
Facebook’s Impact on the Nasdaq (CNBC)
Facebook: Don’t Fall Victim to the Hype (WSJ)
How To Buy Facebook Stock: Video (WSJ)
Are you or anyone you know, interested in buying stock in Facebook? How much would you invest in today’s newest NASDAQ addition?
