Facebook: 'Like' the Website, Hate Its IPO

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AAII submits: The latest Facebook offering shows just how willing some investors are to participate in the latest mania, even when another bubble burst not too long ago.

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By Takeover Analyst:Perhaps the most defining element of the IPO market is that it provides investors opportunities to back companies at various business stages. Some newly-public companies, like Dunkin' Brands (DNKN), have been around for years with attractive fundamentals.

Harry Domash submits:If you’re like most investors, you probably know little or nothing about closed-end funds. But you should. They offer advantages over conventional mutual funds. I’ll explain why, and then give you some names to consider.

Geoffrey Rocca submits:United Online (UNTD), a curious mix of Internet-related properties, is understandably viewed as not being in the best of competitive positions from a growth standpoint: 18% of its revenues for 2010 came from running a dial-up ISP and 22% from a social networking website that has the disadvantage of not being Facebook.