The
flotation and subsequent stark drop in the value of Facebook has drawn
criticism from city-investors today, especially those holding stock. Valued
higher than life itself at its floatation traders have been left with stacks of
facebooks stuffed in their pockets and under beds, unsure now what to do with
them all.
‘It’s... an energy source, right?’Broker
Flossy McSheep suggested when quizzed on just what the bloody hell she had
spent all the company’s money on. ‘Or food, or shoes, or something? Hell, I don’t
know. It can’t just be where you go to see your mate’s wife in a bikini surely?’
Speculators initially delighted at the
price given to pictures of everyone’s baby have grown sceptical now it has come
to light that people that have their own don’t much care, and those that don’t,
less still. In an attempt to reinvigorate interest in their facebooks Mark
Zuckerberg has revealed exciting new plans allowing employees sat at their work
stations to simply click a ‘should really be working’ button and instead spend
their time more productively playing patience, or limply sloping off to the
toilets for a bored wank.
Both JP Morgan Chase and Goldman Sachs
are thought to be bailing on the stock, investing instead in more reliable
Magic Beans Futures.
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