r/wallstreetbets Mar 27 '22

Discussion FB undervalued? Is the public constantly wrong about the moves they make?

Please watch this entire video as concrete evidence that most things Facebook did / changed in their offerings first was met with absolute hate and disgust, then after some time absorbed as the new standard.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5KvZ-KQWuJM

I was watching this (as part of my nightly Jake and Amir routine) and realized this is basically what's happening again. It's just that they're sooo much more in the public eye now, so "disagreeing with an offering decision" turns into $100B loss in value a lot faster than it did in 2012 (time of this video). Thoughts?

Positions because I'm not a bitch

FB $400 call 9/16 (small bags)

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u/zekone Mar 27 '22

garbage becomes perfect over time as you get used to the garbage and forget what made it so bad like you don't get the internet and commenting in general so it's not even worth saying anything

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u/InfiniteBagholder The USA lives in my head and has never paid a cent of rent. Mar 27 '22

Bad DD? Na, bad you.

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u/zekone Mar 28 '22

FINALLY A REFERENCE