$0.23: That was the share-price gain for perhaps the most-hyped initial public offering in history, as Facebook shares began trading a half-hour late, at 11:30 a.m. ET, at $42.05 apiece, well above the set opening price of $38, but pretty much went downhill from there.
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We were so proud of ourselves yesterday for posting a poll on what Facebook’s closing price would be Friday following the launch of its initial public offering Friday morning. And then programmer James Proud had to upstage us with a website dedicated to the subject.
