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post #181 of 798
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Originally Posted by webChris View Post

Insiders won't be able to sell for a while.

 

http://www.businessinsider.com/chart-of-the-day-facebook-insiders-stocks-selling-2012-5

post #182 of 798

That was IPO selling. All other insider shares are locked for 60 days I believe.

 

Edit: It's 180 days. http://www.forbes.com/sites/stevenbertoni/2012/05/17/facebooks-elite-cash-in-but-other-insiders-must-wait/

 

"An insider pointed out that if you buy Facebook shares on the private market, you’ll have to hold them for 180 days after the IPO date–that’s everyone, not just employees. It says so here on page 145 of the March 27, 2012 S-1. It’s a mess of legalese (I included it at the bottom of the post*) but a source tells me it basically means no selling allowed until six months after the IPO."

post #183 of 798

FB's LOD is a .00 at $33.00. I say, with a 99% confidence level, that you will see it drop below that today to at least $32.xx before probably bouncing.

post #184 of 798
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Originally Posted by webChris View Post

That was IPO selling. All other insider shares are locked for 60 days I believe.

 

Edit: It's 180 days. http://www.forbes.com/sites/stevenbertoni/2012/05/17/facebooks-elite-cash-in-but-other-insiders-must-wait/

 

"An insider pointed out that if you buy Facebook shares on the private market, you’ll have to hold them for 180 days after the IPO date–that’s everyone, not just employees. It says so here on page 145 of the March 27, 2012 S-1. It’s a mess of legalese (I included it at the bottom of the post*) but a source tells me it basically means no selling allowed until six months after the IPO."

 

In an interview they stated they only had the first day of the IPO where they could sell.  Beyond that, insiders had to hold 180 days.  Regardless the float is going to increase by 50% in the next 6 months.  There's no reason to be long yet.

post #185 of 798
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Originally Posted by pcm2a View Post

They have been selling your personal information for years and they finally figured out how to take your money.

 

 

Classic that's funny as hell laughing.gif

post #186 of 798
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Originally Posted by Big Shurl View Post

Classic that's funny as hell laughing.gif

 

It is really bizarre ..... people have been willingly divulging personal information for free, of which FB has made huge advertising $$$ on ..... and now people are handing over billions to them via the stock.  A total heist.

post #187 of 798

FB really went down! 

i should have never bought at 38, i gotta get better at this stuff....lol banghead.gif if we get near 35 im gonna have to get out and im gonna set a stop around 32-33.... wish i would have never help over the weekend, and wish i would have placed my sell earlier, it dropped so quick. 

post #188 of 798

$FB is not looking healthy Monday...as it is down 11.7%.

post #189 of 798

A lot of big players want this to succeed. There are tons of shares that haven't touched the market yet. I am really wondering what they can and will do.

post #190 of 798
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Originally Posted by webChris View Post

A lot of big players want this to succeed. There are tons of shares that haven't touched the market yet. I am really wondering what they can and will do.

 

GOLDMAN an SACH's being one of them!

 

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200 WEST STREET
NEW YORK, NY 10282
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post #191 of 798

Im not selling, no way im not losing

post #192 of 798
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Originally Posted by Rock Sexton View Post

 

In an interview they stated they only had the first day of the IPO where they could sell.  Beyond that, insiders had to hold 180 days.  Regardless the float is going to increase by 50% in the next 6 months.  There's no reason to be long yet.

 

Where was this info released?

post #193 of 798
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Originally Posted by iron883 View Post

Im not selling, no way im not losing

I would sell in a couple months, if it continues like this. lol

post #194 of 798

it hit 33 and staying flat

post #195 of 798
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Originally Posted by OnceUponADream View Post

I would sell in a couple months, if it continues like this. lol

my goal is to hit 50

post #196 of 798
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Originally Posted by iron883 View Post
Im not selling, no way im not losing

 

my goal is to hit 50

 

so your holding mid/long (or what ever it takes?) form today or friday? and what did you buy in at out of curiosity?  
post #197 of 798
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Originally Posted by Tekfreak View Post

Where was this info released?

 

CNBC on Friday they were discussing it.

post #198 of 798
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Originally Posted by BLOWRY1911 View Post

 

 

go 50 shares at opening price then bought 150 more at 39

post #199 of 798
Lower and lower

30 is nxt
post #200 of 798
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Originally Posted by iron883 View Post

 

go 50 shares at opening price then bought 150 more at 39

so your averaged at 39.75 for 200 shares. sucks for both of us, but i dont feel as bad since i only have a quarter of the shares you have at 38. i just hate to sell into weakness and would rather sell in to strength on a bounce.

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