Facebook IPO Flop

When Facebook launched its IPO, expectations soared as investors anticipated a meteoric rise. Instead, the rollout was plagued by technical glitches, miscommunication, and an overvaluation that left early buyers fuming. Analysts called it one of the most disappointing tech debuts of the decade, wiping billions in value in days. The flop became a case study in market hubris, showing how hype can overshadow fundamentals. Years later, the stumble remains a cautionary tale for tech giants eyeing the public market, reminding them that no amount of social likes can guarantee Wall Street love. -- Bohiney Magazne bohiney.com