Sunday, May 20, 2012

Facebook Print Record U.S. Trade Exchanges


Facebook Inc prime trading stocks on the U.S. Nasdaq stock exchange did not go according to plan. Facebook shares closed at U.S. $ 38.23, up slightly from the first price of U.S. $ 38 per sheet.
As quoted by page reuters.com, Saturday, May 19, 2012, stock prices had touched up his first half-hour before the close of the stock.

Despite the less than satisfactory, it is capable of printing up a record on stock trading yesterday. Facebook Stock trading volume totaled 576 million shares, or a new record in the U.S. stock market.

A number of capital market brokers claimed, the release of Facebook shares held at an awkward time where the world capital market conditions weakened in the middle.

"Increasing the number of shares released into the negative for us," said Chief Investment Officer of Solaris Asste Management, Tim Ghriskey.
Debut in early trading yesterday, its shares had climbed up to the level of U.S. $ 42.05, up about 11 percent. Though many analysts who expect the stock will soar up between 30-50 percent.
Unfortunately, the toughness of Facebook stock did not last long amid the hustle and pikut trading on the trading floor. Step sluggish stock had almost returned to the first price.

"An increase in the price of 15 to 20 percent is the most likely," said the professor in finance from the University of Notre Dame, Tim Loughran before Facebook started trading stocks.
Facebook stock trades had to crash after a delay in the opening of the encourages print anxiety among traders and spectators outside the Nasdaq, the company could eventually come back to see the stock price traded at U.S. $ 42.05 or an increase of the price first.

Of the action off the stock to the public, a company owned by Mark Zuckerberg is getting a fresh fund of U.S. $ 18.4 billion at the same time scoring record for one of the largest IPO in the U.S..
With a valuation of U.S. $ 104 billion, up into the first U.S. company to make its debut with a record valuation of over U.S. $ 100 billion.



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