Facebook

[#1]

IPO has valued facebook at $104bn for what amounts to an electronic advertising billboard placement company (plus a few add-on apps).
Anyone think it's over valued. I'd put the value (against projected revenue) at around $25bn.

[#2]

I'm trying to find someone that thinks it's not over valued, a much rarer beast.
Certainly on this side of the pond.

[#3]

I think it's under valued myself, but then I only deal in monopoly money

[#4]

IMO the price is inflated, it'll soon drop once the excitement has passed.

[#5]

it's worth what investors are prepared to pay for it   it will be interesting to see the take-up.

[#6]

Valued at $66bn on the suns website today 
One word: Hype.

[#7]

So should I have kept that piece of paper promising 1% of the student's new company after I rescued him  when his old car broke down in the Nevada desert back in 2003? Some guy called Mark Suchreberg or something like that. I think I tucked the note in an old tourist guide book....

[#8]

Start looking for the guide book

[#9]

I think Dave has a bee in his bonnet:
http://community.plus.net/blog/2012/05/18/why-is-facebook-worth-104bn/

[#10]

How much are you worth to Facebook from Dave's blog
I'm only worth $257

[#11]

$85

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Before the IPO, your profile was worth $3 in annual advertising revenues.

I don't get it, how come an IPO has increased my facebook value?

[#12]

$171 - don't know how they work that out

[#13]

I must be doing something wrong to be worth so much and I thought it was little.

[#14]

Quote from: journeys

$85 Quote Before the IPO, your profile was worth $3 in annual advertising revenues. I don't get it, how come an IPO has increased my facebook value?

Before is what you were earning
Now is what they need to make from you to justify the $38+ a share

[#15]

The valuation method is based on the S.W.A.G. technique.