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I'd like to send this to <a href=" https://moultonstudio.com/storage-has-been-made-easy-with-pallet-racking-in-sydney/#refer ">cefixime trihydrate</a> The reality is that Facebook got as much money today as the market was ready to give. If it continues to generate strong margins, then its price will rise and today's buyers will be ultimately rewarded. If its recent growth slowdown becomes a trend, then it could go the other way. But an IPO is a single-day event, for the primary purpose of generating issuer cash. And Facebook's bankers got it right, even if it was the last thing anyone expected. |
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