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Originally Posted by mookiemookie
Still not as expensive as LinkedIn and Groupon...those are trading at a price/earnings ratio of around 152 and 67, respectively. They make Facebook's 58 look like a bargain. 
I wouldn't buy either one of those stocks either...you wanna talk about a short shelf life, it's Groupon who makes screwing people and burning bridges its business model and LinkedIn, where I know no one who actually uses it. |
The 2002 .com crash is enough for me to realize offerings such as FB should be avoided.
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