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I’m sometimes confused about tech stock – I don’t see how FB is worth 100billion – this is all generated by possibly hype?
Another tech stock which will lose % in the future?I guess FB has other projects in the pipeline, silly if it didn’t – it has a saturation point of users which it will reach at some point, but before then it needs to look at investing in other technology or areas which will give it continued $$ growth.
FB’s core business is advertising on its site, for advertisers are they going to get value for spend. If you talk to a lot of guys already, its not there.
I think FB is intelligent, in that it tries to get apps creators to use FB currency system (not sure if that’s still the case). FB also tells its big spenders, that if you want bang for buck, don’t send your traffic from FB to your site, but to a FB page, where they say you will get better benefit and return. FB is trying to keep all traffic within FB, rather then having it go off site. Keep it in the family.
The less a person spends on FB, the less advertising they can show, the more you browse, navigate, check profiles, pages, play apps – the more chances FB has to show advertising to you.
Sounds vied! There are some doubts still involves in this matter. I wonder these days FB used for numerous stuffs such as this one. Mind blowing though.
Facebooks , one of facebooks biggest investors is a russian online gaming site , you probably already know this but , I’d say the’v windin him to keep the casino gambling plugs which is great for us
Yuri Milner and the digital sky and the mail.ru
He part of the russian gambling there so thats wats happening
@Rak 235799 wrote:
I’m sometimes confused about tech stock – I don’t see how FB is worth 100billion – this is all generated by possibly hype?
Another tech stock which will lose % in the future?I guess FB has other projects in the pipeline, silly if it didn’t – it has a saturation point of users which it will reach at some point, but before then it needs to look at investing in other technology or areas which will give it continued $$ growth.
FB’s core business is advertising on its site, for advertisers are they going to get value for spend. If you talk to a lot of guys already, its not there.
I think FB is intelligent, in that it tries to get apps creators to use FB currency system (not sure if that’s still the case). FB also tells its big spenders, that if you want bang for buck, don’t send your traffic from FB to your site, but to a FB page, where they say you will get better benefit and return. FB is trying to keep all traffic within FB, rather then having it go off site. Keep it in the family.
The less a person spends on FB, the less advertising they can show, the more you browse, navigate, check profiles, pages, play apps – the more chances FB has to show advertising to you.
All super insightful Rak- and dead on.
The key element here… FB makes money by all of the time that is spent on the page- through advertising and obviously the key demographic data they are hoarding in.
Honestly, it makes even more sense for them to be rolling out on-page gambling in some way, shape or form… Just all in a matter of time I think…
@casinodude 235839 wrote:
Facebooks , one of facebooks biggest investors is a russian online gaming site , you probably already know this but , I’d say the’v windin him to keep the casino gambling plugs which is great for us
Reports that he will sell his 2.38% stake.
He has a worth of about a billion right now. Sell the stake, make another 2.38 billion.
He invests quite well, into Zynga as well. Knows his tech stocks and start ups.
@Rak 235881 wrote:
Reports that he will sell his 2.38% stake.
He has a worth of about a billion right now. Sell the stake, make another 2.38 billion.
He invests quite well, into Zynga as well. Knows his tech stocks and start ups.
What will be interesting , and I hope doesn’t happen is if zuckerburg is actually going to eventually charge people to use facebook, this would be a silly move.
But it has been floating around the news because he’ll have to make profits when floating, I thought zuck would actually never take facebook to the stock market. He said in web 2.0 interview he wouldn’t. Which I thought was a smart move stocks aren’t what they used to be even facebook may feel the crunch in the termoil.
I personally think he shouldn’t float it , if they loose money in a downturn we might be getting charged for facebook which wont be good for anyone.
