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So, you spent $494 buying 13 shares and you wish (from your other post) you had more $ to invest in it @$33.

Glad it's not much of a risk to you, esp financially where you're at.

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And what it means is I can lose that 500 or whatever and it not bother me. Because where I'm at financially allows that. Others maybe not so much, possibly the reason they didn't buy any FB shares. If I didn't have other funds earmarked for other things I would invest that capital as well. asswipe

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Posted by Jon Ham

Member since Jun 2011

28630 posts

Posted on 5/21/12 at 6:54 pm to hawgfaninc

What I like about your investment is that Facebook is a product that many people are addicted to. It's not just a fad or trend, but it's become ingrained in people's everyday routines. As long as Facebook has the hold on the people, it has great potential to create revenue from those people. I don't see Facebook losing a huge chunk of its users anytime soon.

There are countless amount of ways facebook could make more money off its users; the trick will be for Facebook to exploit its users as smoothly as possible without causing waves of discontent.

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Posted by whodatigahbait

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Member since Oct 2007

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Posted on 5/22/12 at 8:00 am to hawgfaninc

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So, you spent $494 buying 13 shares and you wish (from your other post) you had more $ to invest in it @$33.

Glad it's not much of a risk to you, esp financially where you're at.

First

And what it means is I can lose that 500 or whatever and it not bother me. Because where I'm at financially allows that. Others maybe not so much, possibly the reason they didn't buy any FB shares. If I didn't have other funds earmarked for other things I would invest that capital as well. asswipe

step back boys, we got a big leaguer on our hands. just think when it goes down to $16.50 you can buy 26 shares for the same amount.

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