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Ok, not really, or maybe?  But it is interesting to think that if people really wanted to screw over Goldman Sachs and other inside investors in the Facebook IPO, everyone could switch over to Google+ on around March 17th.  With a massive abandoning of Facebook (and media coverage of it), I would imagine the IPO would tank.   Not that Google+ is any better or worse (well I think it is better since it isn't starting to get plagued by all sorts of new "features"), but it is a similar enough service that people could still have a social network service.
I see the FB IPO as just a money grab from the initial investors. They finally want to cash out, and want all the suckers to buy in. The suckers being most of the general public. On the other hand, Goldman probably has some crafty financial engineering going on so that they win with movement in any direction. Either way, this would be a fun way to say F YOU to a lot of companies that people hate.
Could it work?
			
			I see the FB IPO as just a money grab from the initial investors. They finally want to cash out, and want all the suckers to buy in. The suckers being most of the general public. On the other hand, Goldman probably has some crafty financial engineering going on so that they win with movement in any direction. Either way, this would be a fun way to say F YOU to a lot of companies that people hate.
Could it work?
				
		
			