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Another day, another hit for the Facebook IPO. This time, the securities regulator of Massachusetts has subpoenaed lead underwriter Morgan Stanley for its role in setting the price for the offering. | <a href=http://www.investmentnews.com/gallery/20120518/FREE/518009999/PH>10 reasons clients should avoid Facebook</a>
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Study shows institutional investors have moved beyond thinking 'active or passive' when using ETFs; a learning moment?
Tech titan sitting on a mountain of cash, but so far, shareholders haven't seen any of it; stock price down, too
That's what 35,000 wealthy households paid in taxes in 2009. Why is that?
So far, Facebook's much-trumpeted IPO has mostly been a face plant. So who's responsible? There's no shortage of candidates -- including clients. | <a href=http://www.investmentnews.com/gallery/20120518/FREE/518009999/PH>10 reasons clients shouldn't buy Facebook</a> &raquo;
Kiesel not calling the bottom, but sees a number of positive signs; 'ultimate inflation hedge if you buy cheap'
Despite the hype surrounding the social media giant's IPO, short-sellers are out in force betting against the company. Some see Facebook falling flat on it's face, with its share price tumbling dramatically by year's end.
FaceBook offering values company north of $100 billion; stock starts trading today at $38
