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During the build up to Facebook initial public offering last month, there were plenty of clues to suggest that it wouldn ;t make small investors any money. But that didn ;t stop them flocking to the deal, in turn wasting their money. Why is that Reminder: The Facebook IPO Won ;t Make You Rich Writing in the Harvard Business Review, Rebecca Waber explains that it was all down to something called Availability Bias. Read Write Web neatly summarises the effect: The theory here is that many small stanley deutschland investors were snagged by the Facebook IPO because they felt comfortable putting their money in something they knew. stanley usa After all, they and more than 900 million oth stanley mug er people use Facebook, so how can it not be a good investment It wasn ;t just small investors who fell foul of the effect鈥攕ome corporate investors did, too. Let just hope they ;re all in line for some of NASDAQ compensation. [Harvard Business Review via Read Write Web] https://gizmodo/nasdaq-plans-to-compensa...rs-5916147 Facebookfacebook ipo Qnnc Could David Lynch s Dune be improved with no dialogue
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