facebook在第二市场交易，或许是一条财路...

davidino

facebook share price at $21 in Second Market.
一旦facebook上市成功，现在第二市场的股份会合法自动成为IPO股票，只要按规定Hold 180天就可脱手出售了，
若不想等到那时的话，现在在Second Market也可以交易。Look in 'Private Company Shares' in www.secondmarket.com

但投资人是要有条件的，至少是Acredited Investor。

可惜我不够资格成为Acredited Investor，条件是:
Net worth(excluding real estate): US$1 M
Monthly income: US$200,000
但胡同里不少人上述条件不成问题。记得发财了别忘了我的“利是红包”，哈哈。

以下是一篇消息文章：

Facebook Shares Up 4.2% In This Week’s SecondMarket Auction   

Michael Arrington
Dec 10, 2010

We’ve been tracking these fabulous SecondMarket Facebook stock auctions for the last three weeks. The shares hit a roughly $50 billion valuation in a big auction in late November, when $40 million changed hands. Last week the price edged up 1.2% to $21.01.

This week’s auction has now closed as well. The closing price was $21.90, up 4.2% from last week. Someone actually guessed that price in our TechCrunch tshirt contest (see comments), and we’ll be contacting them and shipping it out right away.

What will next week’s price be? Be right and get a TechCrunch Tshirt.

Here’s the email to participants:

    To all Facebook shareholders:

    Thank you to those who participated in this week’s Facebook auction. The auction was again successful and fully cleared at a per share price of $21.90. Next week, the reserve price will be $21.50, and we will continue to require a minimum sale of 25,000 shares.

    If you own shares that you are eligible to sell and wish to participate as a seller, please complete the attached Seller Information Sheet and submit it to SecondMarket at fb@secondmarket.com by Monday, December 13 at 11:59 PM EST.

    Please see below for detailed results on previous auctions and for this week’s auction calendar:

    Previous Auction Results:

    Total Shares Cleared to Date: 2,471,265

    December 6, 2010:
    Total Number of Shares Offered for Sale: 100,000
    Number of Shares Cleared in Auction: 100,000
    Reserve Price: $21.50
    Clearing Price: $21.90

    November 29, 2010:
    Total Number of Shares Offered for Sale: 475,000
    Number of Shares Cleared in Auction: 475,000
    Reserve Price: $20.60
    Clearing Price: $21.01

    November 22, 2010:
    Total Number of Shares Offered for Sale: 1,896,265
    Number of Shares Cleared in Auction: 1,896,265
    Reserve Price: $20.60
    Clearing Price: $20.76

    Next Week’s Auction Timeline:

    · Monday, December 13 at 10:00 AM EST – Auction process commences

    · Monday, December 13 at 11:59 PM EST – Seller order forms due

    · Tuesday, December 14 at 9:00 AM EST – Buyers informed of share quantity available

    · Wednesday, December 15 at 12:00 PM EST – Buyer order forms due

    · Wednesday, December 15 at 5:00 PM EST – Participants informed of auction results

    · Wednesday, December 15 at 8:00 PM EST – Transaction documentation distributed to buyers and sellers

    · Friday, December 17 at 4:00 PM EST – Completed transaction documentation due from buyers and sellers

    · Friday, December 17 at 7:00 PM EST – Notice to be sent to Facebook, Inc.

davidino

为了大家头脑清醒一点，先看看一些评介：

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DaveG  6 days ago

•        Arrington is this sort of pump and dump scheme? Full disclosure: How many shares do you own?
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Ananth24  6 days ago

•        It might have been worth mentioning that the real stock market is up more than 4.2% this week.


ml  6 days ago

•        You need to get a life.

Dave  6 days ago in reply to ml

•        with a PE = -0.1

gaetano marano --- MyLowCostPC  6 days ago in reply to ml

a $100 billion FB value soon

kagilandam  6 days ago

•        Facebook valuation went crossed 1-trillion in 2003 (even before it was born).
get a life.

Bluffin' Dirty  6 days ago

•        Facebook stock on secondary markets is a reflection of high demand and a lack of a supply. In an open and liquid market, the price is likely to come significantly down. A simple extreme case is if a company had 100 shares to sell to the public or 2 billion shares. Watching how a 100K block of shares move on second market as an indicator of broad market valuation seems stupid. This private dog stock is going to crash along with all other fluff advertising supported companies (Twitter) that have no core technological advantage. Rather than wasting money on this untested dog stock, buy GOOG, it will surely double again.

onlinesafely  6 days ago

•        Arrington is a total sell-out peddling this rubbish.

Notice he is too scared to respond himself like in his other posts which sort-of-suggests someone over there has FB shares.

Tell us Michael, is it illegal to try to influence the price of Secondmarket shares?

BrianD  6 days ago

•        How to validate the hypothetical ipo value of a faux public listed stock... that seems to be going nowhere but up.

distractmefrom.com  6 days ago

•        @Arrington

Why do you even bother looking @ the second markets. Shares on it can be more easily manipulated than on the pink sheet boards, since there are only a few large holders, and low volume relative to outstanding shares.

Tech is dead. The bubble right now is in commodities (agri, base, and precious metals). That's where your investments should be in. After the commodities bubble will come the clean tech bubble. You're not going to see a internet/web bubble again. Because you can't find dumb money (mutual funds) to offload the shares to.

So even if facebook IPOs, fund managers aren't going to be in a rush to get in @ a 50B valuation, cuz they'll be distracted by the commodities, or clean tech hype machine/bubble.

D S Foreman  6 days ago in reply to distractmefrom.com

•        Actually the place to invest is in securities that have the lowest share price relative to anticipated future free cash flow. Investing in bubbles is a poor strategy. Shorting precious metals would be my best advice since that market clearly has a huge overhang of supply at current price levels. Given that all the gold ever mined is still out there waiting to be melted down and offered for sale. Its a terrible investment at this point in time. The time to buy gold was when it was 250 dollars an ounce and nobody wanted it.

MJ  6 days ago

•        This will be worth $0.02 in 2 years. And fuck your t-shirt losers.

Guest  6 days ago

•        $22.80

Orwallo.com  6 days ago

•        My guess is $100 per share in 2 years

BillBlackfield  5 days ago

•        This is really sad. I hate to see how people fail to realise how unsafe facebook is. No content is safe on facebook and i personally quit facebook because of this reason. I hope more people realise this and switch to safer platforms like Diaspora or MyCube

Michael S  5 days ago

•        How can I short it?

Martin Möllmann  6 days ago

•        22,15

Bryan Medders  6 days ago

•        $22.40

donfelipe  6 days ago

•        It’s kind of late for making a profit on Facebook stocks. The stocks are expensive and if you can’t sell it at a higher price then you lose. You would probably be only making Zuckerberg richer.

Rob Kennedy  6 days ago

•        I wonder what kind of tax implications that has on the vested or partially vested employee who keeps watching the open market value of their shares go up.

Venugopal Sathya  6 days ago

•        $23.2

Dendory  6 days ago

•        Will we get a share update on facebook every week? Maybe a stock ticker updated in real time at the top of all techcrunch pages? ;)

Lyn  6 days ago

•        Mark Zuckerberg gave out 100 million dollars to charities in the virtual market. What a smart move?

Universal_Mind  5 days ago in reply to Lyn

•        This has nothing to do with technology. I read on wikipedia that MZ is an athiest ?
Is this true ? (if it wasn't -I guess he would've disputed this by now )

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