debt problems. let s bring in our chief business correspondent ali velshi who is watching all of this. we re about to know any minute now, ali, how much the stock will go for. bottom line is they could take hours. we think it will come out very, very quickly. the top of the range is $38, all indications are that facebook is oversubscribed. there are more people who want to buy the stock than there are stocks available and as a result they re going to the high end of the range and they can go higher, but we re thinking about $38 and that is the price at which institutional investors will get it. that s not the price that retail investors at 9:30 who want to buy it are going to get it. it s important to understand. look at that loss on the dow. that s got nothing to do with facebook. that has more to do with what s going on in europe and the average person, greece has more to do with your economic life than facebook. there will be a whole bunch of people who will get a lot ri
really? and maybe a bunch of billionaires as well. what many people are asking is to buy or not to buy? that is the question today. ali velshi and christine romans have very, very different opinions on whether you should buy in or not. i m curious. do you buy? i m on facebook. love facebook. is this going to be apple or not? remember, apple went sideways for a long time and almost went out of business first, right? it s more like google maybe. google went up. both were game changers. that s right. this is going to be history one way or the other. the way i see it, this is the second transformation of the internet. the reason i say that, remember, brooke you re probably too young to remember. when we used to get all those disks for aol, they would mail them to you. you get them at the supermarket and you get this portal? the internet was about portals where you got weather, traffic, business, sports, all these things you didn t know where to get anywhere else. google
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