Their spin machine isnt working, they lost all rudder control. The bad thing is if it does myspace out, its not likely the next big thing will have an IPO for a long time, and its not likely to be another wet dream.
Very few investors are protestor investors, theyre looking to make money, and its not likely social media as a whole will ever recover from the volatility. You folks who know how to make money on volatility will still play, but i doubt it will be going in retirement accounts On Sun, Mar 25, 2018, 10:58 PM Chuck McCown <[email protected]> wrote: > Times Up – For Facebook. > > Delete Facebook! > > (It will be interesting to watch this unfold, shall we short their stock)? >
