Where can I find a graph of Facebook's stock performance since it went public?

[LouAvul]

The thread title says it all. I'd like to see a graph of their stock from the beginning until now.

Thanx.

[1rudeboy]

Wild guess here, but I think Google might be able to help.

[Lancey Howard]

[Piranha]

http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=FB&t=6m&l=on&z=l&q=l&c=

[Lancey Howard]

[Squidpup]

http://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=fb

[Innovative]

http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=fb&ql=1

[GeronL]

Looks like its not doing so hot. Maybe they should raise a few million more for Obama. lol

[cableguymn]

On the other hand I bought ford in late 08 for a 1.40 I think it was. I sold it in January 2011 at 18 and change a share..

Rode that wave just right. Can’t seem to do it again. but hey.. you likely will only hit the lottery once if at all in your lifetime.

[South40]

You've got to know where to look.

[Peter ODonnell]

Reading your signature, there’s a lot going down that same path.

[ETL]

Ever notice on most of these threads where someone asks for help on something relatively easy to do, they never reply back?

[ETL]

...then again, it was late when he posted (after 1AM on east coast) when he posted. Maybe he just fell asleep. His posting history seems to reflect he’s ok.

[norwaypinesavage]

Google “flatline”, and then select “images”

[Stepan12]

It's a pity I wasn't as enlightened as all these shallow Liberal social butterflies and pimply faced wannabe zuckerberg types to buy his stock. I didn't buy Zuckerberg's facebook stock. I bought primitive gold instead as if I was a troglogyte Conservative.

If I bought Schmuckerberg's facebook stock, I wouldn't have made any gains, but at least I would have been trendy and cool.

[CGASMIA68]

Its doing OK for what it isn’t.
The priced it too high out of the chute and inexperienced “investors” thought they had a winner.

[GenXteacher]

“Ever notice on most of these threads where someone asks for help on something relatively easy to do, they never reply back?”

Post number 10 was the definitive answer- there is no reply that is adequate!

[PoloSec]

“Ever notice on most of these threads where someone asks for help on something relatively easy to do, they never reply back?”

I always read threads of folks asking for help, because I learn from those threads for the most part, jokes and ridicule aside, which should always be expected and enjoyed.

I have noticed, the opposite of your statement is true...there are very few who are not appreciative, and state so.

[ETL]

Yet, after nearly 9 hours, no response from the poster. He must have fallen asleep mere seconds after posting. Plus, I said help with really easy stuff. Things anyone who’s had a computer for a day or two should be able to figure out on their own. However, I suppose there are still things to learn in some of the replies on such a thread.

PS: you (PoloSec) responded to the wrong post.

[ETL]

Post number 10 was the definitive answer- there is no reply that is adequate!

A simple thank you at least to posts 4 and/or 5 who provided graphs a mere few minutes after the thread posted would have been nice. Surely he could have managed to stay awake long enough to do that.