July 27, 2010 at 15:17Facebook can be bought at $ 65 per share
Trading platform SecondMarket published statistics on trading in shares of private companies in the II quarter. 2010 year. This is information about the purchase and sale of shares that are not publicly traded.
The sellers are mainly former employees of companies.
In the second quarter In 2010, the turnover on the exchange fell to $ 51 million (although only in March it was sold at $ 70 million), but the average cost of shares continues to grow. For example, Facebook shares are already offered for $ 65, although back in April they could be bought for $ 50.
Facebook shares account for 64% of the total turnover in the closed market. Zynga (12%) comes second, followed by LinkedIn, Bloom Energy and Silver Spring Networks (6% each), Twitter and MobiTV (3% each).
In the second quarter, bids for eGarmony, Groupon, Skype and Mozilla Corporation shares appeared on the purchase list, although there was no offer for these companies.
The sellers are mainly former employees of companies.
In the second quarter In 2010, the turnover on the exchange fell to $ 51 million (although only in March it was sold at $ 70 million), but the average cost of shares continues to grow. For example, Facebook shares are already offered for $ 65, although back in April they could be bought for $ 50.
Facebook shares account for 64% of the total turnover in the closed market. Zynga (12%) comes second, followed by LinkedIn, Bloom Energy and Silver Spring Networks (6% each), Twitter and MobiTV (3% each).
In the second quarter, bids for eGarmony, Groupon, Skype and Mozilla Corporation shares appeared on the purchase list, although there was no offer for these companies.