Facebook IPO: Once Again, Wall Street Wins, Muppets Lose – Business Insider

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Facebook IPO: Once Again, Wall Street Wins, Muppets Lose
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At that time, the two deals valued Facebook at about $50 billion, with a 100+ price-to-earnings (PE) ratio. Fast forward to 2012, Facebook actually went IPO on May 18 with a similar lofty vaulation – the $38-per-share IPO price valued Facebook at $104 …
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