CNBC’s Bob Pisano writes: “My heavens, the frenzy has begun
on Facebook. You would think they were giving the stuff away. “Probably the greatest IPO no-brainer of all
time," one trader said to me. Huh?
How is that? They're offering 337.4 million shares between $28-$35.
Voting rights? Fuhgeddaboudit. There are two classes of
common stock: A shares and B shares. There's 1.5 billion shares B shares, about
600 million of the A shares. The B shares have ten times the voting power of
the A shares. They're selling the A
shares. And only the A shares. Get it?
You don't have any real voting power.
Valuation: who knows?
You think you have a valuation. Really? What happens when the stock is
100 times over-subscribed? What happens when instead of pricing between
$28-$35, it prices at $50 and opens at $120?
Ridiculous, you say? Hey, you should hear the hysteria…..
Read all about it at http://www.cnbc.com/id/47286242
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