Monday Sept 24 2012

This article uses several of the metrics we have been studying which is why I posted it here.

This ssuggests a P/E of 24 is about right and still no bargain at that price. 

What does stock based compensation costs refer to, are these real costs, are they different from cash costs, Intermed II class take note!  We will study this alter this semester. 

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4 responses to “FB Drops 10% on Barrons Report”

  1. Lori Perry Avatar
    Lori Perry

    I new fb would not be a good investment when they announced it was going public…..If I had the money to invest it definitely would not have been into a company like fb…..honestly i wish i could have invested in apple…now that was the makings of a home run …..but then again I am not a big risk taker ….i am a bean counter, darn near scrooge style…i do not bet unless i know its a for sure thing….

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  2. Denis Elam Avatar
    Denis Elam

    Lori
    A sure thing is not a bet, that is why the odds are low
    as is the return

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  3. Krystal Welch Avatar
    Krystal Welch

    I’m not surprised that FB has already dropped, I agree with you Lori, I don’t know that I would have invested in FB either, though Apple is a good one.

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  4. Ruben Medrano Avatar
    Ruben Medrano

    Yahoo would get my investment $ if I had my way…but my wife insists I invest soundly and not by the blonde (Ms. Mayer).
    [It’s a joke people….]

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