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For Facebook to live up to its celebrated image, it has to withstand downward market pressure.
Facebook Prices at $38, Selling Friday
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CNBC's Jim Cramer tells Carl Quintanilla that Facebook's stock could go as high as $70 on the first day of trading, and if you already own it you should "sell, sell, sell." He reveals how much he would be willing to pay for Facebook.
Most of the "Fast Money" traders wouldn't chase after Facebook on its first day of trading, but Keith McCullough says he likes the stock and would be a buyer in the aftermarket.
Discussing the stock market slide and signs of a deflationary environment, with Ken Heebner, Capital Growth Management; Jim Lacamp, UBS; and David Goldman, Macro-Strategy.
- The owner of an IT management firm talks about how Facebook has changed how people are hired.
- Traders in Norway are finding ways to beat sophisticated trading systems to make a tidy profit.
- Read ahead to see the athletes who have chosen the tech sector as their next arena of competition.
- Guest blogger Paul Gambles says that a look back in history could end the current global economic crisis.
- GOP strategists are teaming up with a billionaire to launch ‘provocative’ attacks against President Obama.
- Some IPOs turn out better than others. Here are some memorable flops from the dot-com era.
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