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![]() | Facebook's inability to make a clean break to a significantly higher upside surprised some market pros. Shares traded near their starting point in the final hour. |
![]() | JOHN CARNEY |
![]() | DAVID FABER |
| CINDY PERMAN |
As Facebook shares close on their first day of trading, David Faber explains why the stock never fell below its $38 offering level, despite selling pressure.
CNBC's Seema Mody recounts, in chronological order, all the events and drama surrounding Facebook's debut on the Nasdaq today.
Marc Faber, editor of the Gloom, Boom & Doom Report, discusses investor psychology. He believes the rise in stock prices earlier this year was artificial and that the current May correction could turn into something more serious, but expects a near-term bounce that could lift the S&P by 5%.