That's pretty strange. You'd only get liquidity unrelated to selling the shares from the company being bought or liquidated or in share buybacks. I guess it's

That's pretty strange. You'd only get liquidity unrelated to selling the shares from the company being bought or liquidated or in share buybacks. I guess it's more likely that a company of facebook's size can't really die, just sliced apart until nothing at the core remains. Some of those cuts will be profitable and some unprofitable...