Everyone will agree with the fact that Facebook changed the
face of social media. However, when Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Facebook
decided to issue public shares, many started evaluating the prospects of
Facebook growth. Prior to its decision of initial public offering (IPO), a study
pointed out that its phenomenal growth had started receding. The growing
membership at 845 million active users on a monthly basis, which the company
mentioned at the IPO prospectus, had slowed down. It meant that the company’s
income had also begun effecting. It was the beginning many analysts believe was
enough to predict something momentous about to change.
The initial public offering was stained with controversies.
A big disappointment was felt on the first day of the closing bell when Facebook’s
share price fell $3.82 from its opening bell value. Though, there was hype
surrounding Facebook’s first sojourn into the stock market, yet, investors were
taken aback partly due to Facebook’s policies and partly due to the change in
the technological scenario.


























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