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Because they get it at $38 and the rest of us, were fighting with ourselves and bidding it up. hoping it doesnt dip below $38. so those who buy after 11:00, they are at a lot greater risk than those who get it before that. >>. >> this is the way ipos work, the bankers and the wall street goes on road shows, only to the insider institutional investors and let them set the price. they get the first crack at it. its the way things work. but it is than the long ago, in the late 90s,y that we had the...

The rest of us, were fighting with ourselves and bidding it up. hoping it doesnt dip below $38. so those who buy after 11:00, they are at a lot greater risk than those who get it before that. >>. >> this is the way ipos work, the bankers and the wall street goes on road shows, only to the insider institutional investors and let them set the price. they get the first crack at it. its the way things work. but it is than the long ago, in the late 90s,y that we had the tech bubble and more than a fe...

Billion. this is on the caliber of mcdonalds or amazon. its a humungous market cap for such a young company. its in the top 25 biggest companies by its valuation. however, when you look at its revenues, it is like company 900! and so have you to keep that in account. there could be a lot of upside, its a young company. but its a company that this whole tech hoopla we have had in the last few months has really gotten people, perhaps overly excited. we saw linkedn go public and yelp. so is it anot...

Their company is worth $104 billion. this is on the caliber of mcdonalds or amazon. its a humungous market cap for such a young company. its in the top 25 biggest companies by its valuation. however, when you look at its revenues, it is like company 900! and so have you to keep that in account. there could be a lot of upside, its a young company. but its a company that this whole tech hoopla we have had in the last few months has really gotten people, perhaps overly excited. we saw linkedn go pu...

Lowest. we know it will get eaten up and go higher and higher with demand as groupon did. here is the thing. wait it out. wait six weeks, wait six months. see how it shakes out. wait until the frenzy is over then you can see where the stock will land. >> what does it say overall. we see this, the market must be good overall. >> not necessarily. this an individual stock. if you want to look at a sector, we have bargain hunters because the market has been down for six days. thats more going to mov...

More risk into the system. regulations, it makes us inefficient but it often gets it backward. >> john: one thing of regulators is the group can spot the next bubble and pull the plug before it happens. >> if they could, they should be doing my job. we try to make money by pricing things a little better but i have a lot of trump eight bureaucracy are going to predict the next bubble. predicting has a cost when you wrong because you cut off cost and innovation. its a bubble we need to stop you st...

Like we had in the late 1990s. we dont have that now. >> toby? >> if we get back -- yeah, i mean, you have to -- you cant take all this stuff and just single piece. you have to take a macro look here and, you know, sort of the marginal shareholder is the person thats more confident to buy shares. the small businessperson who is more confident to buy inventory, etc., is -- is in a bubble. you push them a little too hard and they were tracked and we just dont have -- to gary bs point, we dont have...

the united states is ready for the challenge. >> as weve discussed, the united states and china will continue to compete and as americans, we welcome competition its part of our dna and propels our citizens to rise to the challenge. cooperation as you and i have spoken about, can only be mutually beneficial if the game is fair. >> perhaps we welcome competition, but are we ready for it? business professor peter navarro is the author of the book "death by china." peter vice president bi...

Rick santorum is their guy. this is in fact the delineation this campaign is about. >> its happened to the red blood conservativism? >> it is odd he wants to focus on his record as governor of massachusetts. how do you become a republican governor of massachusetts? you run as a moderate, as a businessman, as a prague mattma. the cpac crowd does not want a pragmatic, nod emoderate candid. >> there was an interesting story in "the washington post" this week about his economic record in massachuset...

And this is a triple hit. >> i think this is huge. >> i think it goes to the perception of romney by more than just tea party people, by others in the republican party that theres something ungenuine about him. and i think thats coming through in the exit polls that hes pretending to be a conservative, a lot of people are saying, both conservatives and non-conservatives. theres a story in "washington post" today that job creation under governor romney in massachusetts in 2000 coming out of the t...