MarketFoolery: 05.30.2012

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🗓️ 30 May 2012

⏱️ 20 minutes

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Summary

Share of Facebook continue their slide. Twitter signs a big deal with Pepsi. And Dry Ships attempts to right the ship.

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0:00.0	It's Wednesday, May 30th. Welcome to Market Foolery. I'm Chris Hell joining me in studio today for
0:06.9	Motley Full Stock Advisor, Jason Moser and for Motley Fool Asset Management, Bill Mann.
0:11.0	Gentlemen, happy home day.
0:13.0	Hey Chris, how are you?
0:14.0	I'm doing well man, how are you doing?
0:16.0	Haven't seen you in the studio in a while.
0:17.0	I know.
0:18.0	I know. It's been a while.
0:19.0	Asset managing, you know.
0:20.0	Exactly.
0:21.0	He's been busy managing that one asset.
0:23.2	Assets.
0:24.2	So on the docket today we have Pepsi turning to Twitter for help with its brand and a
0:30.8	shipping stock that appears to have run aground but we are going to start once again with the Facebook.
0:36.0	This company has been public less than two weeks.
0:40.0	Shares are already down about 25% since the IPO and yesterday it triggered a
0:46.3	short sale circuit breaker which Bill Mann basically just indicates that
0:51.8	among other things the short sellers out there
0:54.3	in the market are starting to take a greater interest in Facebook.
0:58.4	That sounds bad, right?
0:59.4	Yeah, that's definitely bad.
1:02.1	What changes this story for Facebook? Do they just have to sort of ride it out until their first earnings report or is there something they can do to change this narrative?
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