News from October 7th, Beijing time,After the whistleblower Frances Haugen testified in the Senate and experienced nearly 7 hours of downtime, Facebook’s stock price fell to $325.8 in regular trading today, a drop of approximately 2.1%.
According to Fitz-Gerald Group Chief Investment Officer Keith Fitz-Gerald (Keith Fitz-Gerald), unlike similar “crises” in the past, this time Facebook stock price does not seem to have such good “resilience”. She told Yahoo Finance Live, “As the whistleblower said, I think the blame lies with Mark Zuckerberg. Facebook has serious problems. If it turns out that it deliberately misled investors, it will face prosecution. I I think Facebook stock will not’retire all over’ this time.” According to Fitzgerald, if Facebook is really sued by investors, advertisers may stay away from it.
Fitzgerald said that unlike in the past, the documents disclosed by the former Facebook employee Hoogen showed that the problem lies at the top of the company. “I know Zuckerberg is very smart and he has many excellent qualities, but I will not invest in him at the moment. “. (Author/frost leaves)
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