Facebook IPO's Stock and Shares Positive and Negative Trading Review

Today we are going to Review Positive and Negative Shares and Stock Trading of Facebook. After the launched of Facebook Initial Public Offering (IPO) Shares and Stock Trading starts at NASDAQ, everyone’s was excited to see the Facebook Inc. "FB" symbol in stock market and it was a good start of Facebook IPO at Friday when shares was introduced with the lower price tag of between $35 to $45 but after that we have seen many ups and downs of Facebook stock and shares in stock market of NASDAQ and many stock experts and writers are claiming its because of bad and faulty dealing of Facebook stock trades during Friday's time period last week because of which the real trading losses could be as much as $100 million for trades made by retail and institutional investors that’s why NASDAQ will pay up to $13 million to cover bad or faulty Facebook stock trades according to The Wall Street Journal reports.

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Google's Earning and Revenue Shares in 2012 Q1 Financial Year

Google has released the Financial Earning and Revenue Shares Report of Q1 2012 (From Jan-12 to Mar-12). According to the latest Financial Report from Google we can say that Google getting bigger and bigger in earning and profit sharing of business. Company reported that its earnings for the quarter that ended on March 31, 2012 are totaled of $2.89 Billion as compare to the previous Q1 earning in 2011 Google is in profit of almost $1.80 Billion for the same period a year ago. Google is ahead in terms of profits and earning as compare to previous year 2011.

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Facebook to Submit IPO and "FB" as Stock Symbol

Facebook have decided to submit its Initial Public Offering (IPO) as soon as possible and according to the rumors company has made decision to file-up IPO on 1st Feb, 12. After filling IPO Facebook will become the world's largest online social network and one of the world’s most valuable companies but the question is "What will be the Stock Symbol of Facebook in Stock Markets?" and "On which Exchange Facebook will prefer to be listed?” The answer of the first question is still unknown but the answer of second one has already been revealed.

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Bits: If You Bought Apple Stock Instead of Products

screenshot via Kyle Conroy A chart shows the cost of Apple products versus today’s stock gains.

Let us pretend for a moment that the year is 1997 and you’re in the market for a new laptop computer. You want the top-of-the-line product at the time, so you opt for the newly released Apple Computer PowerBook G3 250 laptop. This revolutionary piece of technology, which comes with a 250-megahertz processor and a whopping 5 gigabytes of storage, will set you back $5,700.

If you held onto that laptop until today you would probably be able to sell it on eBay for about $50.

Now imagine that instead of buying the Apple PowerBook in 1997, you decided to spend $5,700 on Apple stock. You would have done a little better. Indeed, today your Apple stock would be worth $330,563. Probably makes you think twice buying about that laptop.

Kyle Conroy, a computer science student at University of California, Berkeley, has hundreds of other examples on his personal Web site that show what would have happened if you had decided to purchase Apple stock, which is at around $350 a share Thursday, instead of buying the company’s products when they were announced.

Of course some purchases were more fruitful than others. The iPod Shuffle, which was released in 2008, would have netted you only a $40 profit. But if you go back to 2001 and, instead of paying $400 for the first generation iPod with the now-iconic scroll wheel, and instead decided to buy the company stock, you would have made a profit of over $11,500.

You can see the full list of products sold by Apple and a comparison of stock worth today on Mr. Conroy’s blog.

Now if you had spent $3,500 for Hewlett-Packard stock in 1997 instead of an H-P laptop, you’d have shares worth $4,560.

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