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Facebook shares dropped after IPO while market rose 31 percent, Peter Mallouk notes

Facebook shares dropped after IPO while market rose 31 percent, Peter Mallouk notes
Facebook IPO fell as market gained

Peter Mallouk reminds investors that even highly successful companies can face challenging beginnings after going public.

He cites the example of Facebook, which saw its stock fall 54 percent from peak to trough following its May 2012 IPO and end its first year down 31 percent, while the broader stock market climbed 31 percent over the same period.

Mallouk has previously noted that the S&P 500 averaged 12 percent annual returns since 1980 despite periods of significant volatility, according to past commentary. He has also discussed how recent market enthusiasm around AI highlights the ongoing importance of diversification and long-term investing, as outlined in another report. These observations frame his caution regarding short-term performance after IPOs.

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