It's one of the biggest IPO's (Initial Public Offerning) in history. Mark Zuckerberg is the richest young man this side of Richie Rich. Facebook has been a revolution.

Now you can buy a piece of the social networking company. Stocks were predicted to open at about $38, but that's not the average Tom, Dick, and Harriet price. Unless you are a hedge fund or an investor that has monies in the hundreds of thousands with your investment group, you won't be able to buy until  sometime later today, when the price may go as high as $90 per stock.

The good? Facebook is a revolution. It's a structural change in society. Those things make money.

The bad? Higher stock prices value the company at high levels, meaning, if you bought it at a price that put it at over $100 billion, it has to perform at close to that level for you to ever see your money back.

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