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Facebook told everyone their weaknesses for months in advance. Every financial detail was disclosed before the IPO. "Screwing" the buyer implies some sort of d
by drcube 14y ago
Facebook told everyone their weaknesses for months in advance. Every financial detail was disclosed before the IPO.
"Screwing" the buyer implies some sort of dishonesty. If I see an inferior product at an inflated price, I don't buy it. The only way the seller would be at fault is if they lied to me about it.
- joelrunyon 14y agoThis. The buyer knew exactly what they were getting. Something's only worth what people are willing to pay for it. If there wouldn't have been any buyers at that price, they would have had to lower it. But there were, and they didn't.