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Alex

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One recent decision that was made in business that was
certainly a big mistake based on assumptions was the increasing of the price of
the initial offering of Facebook stock.
Simply because Facebook is the most well-known social media outlet and
has millions of members many investment banks were willing to overlook actual
sales growth in favor of what they believed to be the next big thing. Two business decisions that truly stand out
are the willingness of investment banks to up the offering price and second
they did not have the necessary resources in place upon initial trading to
handle the types of transactions that were expected. While there was certainly an attempt to focus
on the actual value of the company in setting the share price there is always
the ability of someone to provide a subjective component to the overall pricing
model that is used in the initial public offering. As such it is my belief that much credit was
given for their level of market awareness and not necessarily for their current
and future net income based on their current revenue model. The basis for the second mistake that
initially caused trading glitches is the lack of any system to test such
interaction prior to the release of the stock to the open market. In order to better test the validity of the
assumptions I would have created a better financial model that focused on
actual sales numbers for the company and only slightly considered the benefit
of their current market position in terms of recognizability. The focus should have been not on the hype of
Facebook and its new stock but on the ability to the company's investments to
create value for shareholders. While the
shareholders were considered they obviously did not have the appropriate
controls in place to better manage the initial offering. While testing in terms of sales volume would
have been impossible they certainly could have worked with brokerages and
others to determine the expected demand upon that initial public offering that
was made. In the future a complete set of assumptions would need to be
delivered in order to better manage the potential problems that could have
developed with the release of the stock. In addition, a risk analysis could
have potentially helped to alleviate the issues as they arose.