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No. It will die out tomorrow.
No.
I am not a stock market kind of guy, but I have learned over the years that if anything – and I do mean anything – like movies, rockets, aircraft, etc. is hyped to the extent that the FaceBook stock was hyped . . . Well lets just say that if it sounds too good to be true, then it most likely IS too good to be true.
When I was a teenager and the Soviets launched Sputnick into space as the very first artificial satellite in Earth orbit, the U.S. Navy super hyped its high tech Vanguard rocket as the vehicle that was going to put America's first satellite into space . . . And I watched each and every Vanguard rocket explode on the launch pad on the TV news each week until Dr. Von Braun launched one up there with his so-called low tech rocket that was never hyped as one that could be successful at all.
The Ford Edsel was supposed to be the car of the future . . . Then the Chrysler Turbine powered car followed in in its wake into the den of dismal auto failures.
Flying cars, at least a dozen of them all hyped in Mechanics Illustrated, and don't forget the car/boat that has never left the proverbial dock. I also remember a more recent venture that had to do with satellite phones that failed after over a billion dollars of private investors money was spent putting up those communications satellites for them – Which, I might add, now belongs to the U.S. DOD when they Government bought them for pennies on the dollar.
When something is hyped up as a sure thing, to me the only sure thing will almost always be its dismal failure.
And so goes FaceBook trading stock . . . o.0 :S B)