Facebook closes without big win his debut on Wall Street
The social network Facebook made his debut in the New York Nasdaq index in a volatile day which saw the price of its shares shooting to finally close very close to its original price.
Shares rose at the beginning of the meeting to US$ 42, but then fell to its initial price of US$ 38 and ended up closing at US$ 38, 37.
The founder of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, 28 years, rang the Bell to open the Nasdaq index from the headquarters of the company in Menlo Park, California.
There was a delay of about half an hour at the beginning of the exchange of shares of Facebook, caused by an inconvenient task which, according to analysts, reflected the high demand generated by the company in its debut.
The social network premiered Friday on the New York Stock Exchange with a price that calculates the value of the company more than $104,000 million.
The initial offering of shares, one of the largest in history, collected more than $18,000 million and tranzaron more 550 million shares.
Some analysts are questioning the value given to the company, indicating that it should attain remarkable achievements to justify it.
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