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Then Mark Zuckerberg doesn't understand a multi-stage DCF model, if his attitude was "he built a grand product and the investment opportunity they all have, and he's stating that they better take it or leave it." Why do you think Facebook ended flat on its IPO day? But that's talk for a financial forum, not a PUA forum.
Well I believe his point is that he doesn't care so much about making the stock price surge immediately for quick exits, he cares much more about the continuing health and viability of the platform which will make the stock a long term value for investors. And increasing engagement and revenues has been the trend all throughout Facebook's history.
Also, it's only ONE day after the price has been released, there hasn't been any time to develop event a short term trend. I think calling it a "flat" investment is media fluff at this point. And tying its value to whether Zuckerberg practices lifestyle game is laughable.
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His vision and brilliance does not create charisma, social skills, or anything of the sort. There are mental associations with money to these things, even if it isn't true.
Again I don't think he cares about the superficial image he personally projects about himself day-day. He's quite happy with his ability to constantly change the entire world and doesn't feel the need to be a great social cassanova. Many PUAs think this is "lifestyle game" & "DHV" stuff absolutely necessary, but it's totally not. Making yourself happy and doing what you want is all that's really necessary.
As to the stock price, I'm sure he might've created more speculation and increased the price by being a fancy fuck and doing/saying certain things, but it would've been a bubble. Another price would've taken hold eventually.
Stocks crash if there's no true value delivered, and those companies who have built their stock prices based on an image they were projecting have experienced significant crashes when something serious went wrong. Zuckerberg has been focused intently on making the platform as large, engaging, and as financially fluid as possible, so as an investor, I would feel secure that the stock will have stable growth, won't be volatile, and will have great liquidity for the next several years.
Anyways, long story short, being happy is much more important than having lifestyle game. If lifestyle game makes you happy, so be it, but don't go try selling it to everyone else as the one true key to happiness & endless pussy.
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