Ian Wyatt

What is Facebook worth? Even after falling 13% from its IPO price, the stock is still way too expensive.

Unprecedented hype and lofty IPO goals resulted in a Facebook valuation that is severely out of whack.

Facebook sales have been growing rapidly for years. However, as the social network matures, challenges to that growth are mounting.

Facebook (Nasdaq: FB) CEO Mark Zuckerberg went out of his way to avoid an early IPO. As a result, most investors were shut out until it was too late.

While social media sites are all the rage right now, companies that advertise on Facebook (Nasdaq: FB) have frequently experienced lackluster results.

With 901 million users around the world already, Facebook penetration is slowing. And that's just one of five red flags that should keep investors from buying this overpriced stock.

Facebook (Nasdaq: FB) shares are already slumping just days after the company's much-hyped IPO. Here are five reasons why.

Over the long term, the price of gold in fiat money will rise with the increase in fiat money supply. If past is prologue, gold prices will continue to rise.

After almost unprecedented hype, the Facebook IPO is almost here. For investors, it couldn't be coming at a better time.

By every traditional measure, this earnings season has been a sweeping success for U.S. companies. So why are stocks falling?