Facebook shares, if priced at $35, would be at
a discount from a recent high of $44 in private trading on SharesPost
in late March so could get a pop on the first day of public trading, the
financial weekly wrote. The stock may be in the high $30s after the
dust clears.
"Facebook is one of
the greatest companies of our time, but it doesn't necessarily mean that
it will be one of the greatest stocks," Dan Niles, senior portfolio
manager at AlphaOne Capital Partners, told Barron's.
At
$35, Facebook shares could be discounting $15 billion in annual ad
revenues in a few years and $1.50 to $2 a share in profits. A doubling
in Facebook's market value may require $30 billion or more of revenue by
2017, five to six times what the company is expected to generate this
year. These revenues could produce $3 a share in earnings power and
support a $70 stock, according to Barron's continue Reading
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