True, but it's a good sign that irrational exuberance is not taking hold of the open market, which was a cornerstone of the .com bubble. I find it somewhat ref

True, but it's a good sign that irrational exuberance is not taking hold of the open market, which was a cornerstone of the .com bubble. I find it somewhat refreshing that with the number of people who use Facebook and feel it has significantly impacted their lives, that there wasn't a upwards pop on this.