29. 7. 2014 16:00 | redakce

Jak se vyvíjely názory na Facebook ve finančních médiích

Možná je Facebook fenomén, na který si za deset let nikdo nevzpomene, možná je to firma, která nevratně změnila svět, možná je to jedna velká bublina. Ať máte na Facebook jakýkoli názor, jeho rekordní hodnotu na burze se sluší ironicky doplnit o názory finančních médií z uplynulých let.

Práci si s tím dal Marc Andreessen, náš twitterový oblíbenec. Vzkazy necháváme v původním znění, věříme, že budou jasné každému, kdo alespoň trochu ovládá Globish. Pardon, English.

2005

2005: "People in the industry sound excited about tech again. If only they could explain what they're excited about." http://t.co/7KMVVScoxV
— Marc Andreessen (@pmarca) July 26, 2014

2005: "Are these sustainable companies or, as one wag put it at Web 2.0, merely tabs on Yahoo?" http://t.co/kVrTma9TZW
— Marc Andreessen (@pmarca) July 26, 2014

2006

2006: "Getting the cash up front, then running as far & as fast as you can, seems like the best play for Facebook." https://t.co/QVdco5vORs
— Marc Andreessen (@pmarca) July 26, 2014

2006: "We are in a bubble representative of our times...it might have peaked with rumored $2B valuation of Facebook." http://t.co/OT4kYUcapR
— Marc Andreessen (@pmarca) July 26, 2014

2006: "Web 2.0...a second wave of people who choose not to remember how badly things ended the last time around." http://t.co/ujKJVl6Uvq
— Marc Andreessen (@pmarca) July 26, 2014

2007

2007: "There’s a faddish nature about anything that appeals to younger people." http://t.co/pJeAZ58XOx
— Marc Andreessen (@pmarca) July 26, 2014

2007: "More laughable still is that Facebook might be holding out for a $15 billion valuation." http://t.co/kKgTtnYfJy
— Marc Andreessen (@pmarca) July 26, 2014

2007: "Silicon Valley’s denizens have embraced Facebook as only those who were picked last at dodgeball could." http://t.co/kKgTtnYfJy
— Marc Andreessen (@pmarca) July 26, 2014

2007: "If you can get it, take the dumb money and run as fast as your flip-flops will carry you." http://t.co/kKgTtnYfJy
— Marc Andreessen (@pmarca) July 26, 2014

2007: "Irrational exuberance ... Facebook is being valued by investors at nearly half the value of Yahoo ... bubble." http://t.co/w7siOTOK1y
— Marc Andreessen (@pmarca) July 26, 2014

2008

2008: "Before we think about what Facebook is worth, let's examine the only other site that looks like it: MySpace." http://t.co/eoN6WYcgTK
— Marc Andreessen (@pmarca) July 26, 2014

2008: "The consensus among experts: Facebook would struggle to achieve a quarter of its $15B valuation today." http://t.co/sEhgYA0XoT
— Marc Andreessen (@pmarca) July 26, 2014

2008: "Social networking will become a ubiquitous feature of online life. That does not mean it is a business." http://t.co/fgh18TgfU1
— Marc Andreessen (@pmarca) July 26, 2014

2008: "We'll look back & think it archaic/quaint that we went to a destination like Facebook/LinkedIn to be social." http://t.co/fgh18TgfU1
— Marc Andreessen (@pmarca) July 26, 2014

2009

2009: "The prospect of a Facebook death spiral is very real." http://t.co/PBHXd6Ik0t
— Marc Andreessen (@pmarca) July 26, 2014

2009: "One can argue that Facebook is probably worth far less than the aforementioned $3.7 billion." http://t.co/LeOMxm1iVW
— Marc Andreessen (@pmarca) July 26, 2014

2009: "Facebook Loses Face Value – ls Seppuku Imminent?" http://t.co/m9eXYGA7s6
— Marc Andreessen (@pmarca) July 26, 2014

2009: "Famously overvalued Internet start-up businesses: $15B value for Facebook, $2.6B valuation for Skype..." http://t.co/Te2qpl0PpS
— Marc Andreessen (@pmarca) July 26, 2014

2010

2010: "If you can’t figure out how to make money off 500M ppl in 7 yrs, I'll go out on a limb...[it's] unlikely." https://t.co/T5by16gYA5
— Marc Andreessen (@pmarca) July 26, 2014

2010: "Facebook's $56 Billion Valuation Smells Like A Scam To This Guy" http://t.co/OpgirFr2zs
— Marc Andreessen (@pmarca) July 26, 2014

2010: "The Most Overvalued Company in Tech" [guess who...] http://t.co/77BRnEDJOz
— Marc Andreessen (@pmarca) July 26, 2014

2010: "That is why this time may be different. Of course they say that during every bubble." http://t.co/aIVd4Iy6N9
— Marc Andreessen (@pmarca) July 26, 2014

2010: "Is the world ready for another Internet bubble? It may already be here." http://t.co/n1Xj82QH8s
— Marc Andreessen (@pmarca) July 26, 2014

2010: "There are many signs of froth. For example, enthusiasm for closely held Facebook shares." http://t.co/pRFXkF5r4v
— Marc Andreessen (@pmarca) July 26, 2014

2010: "Is Facebook Really Worth $23 Billion? ... Investors appear to be way out in front of it." http://t.co/yPV6ednUbU
— Marc Andreessen (@pmarca) July 26, 2014

2011

2011: "Facebook's stock price will drop more steeply than any other company's in history." http://t.co/n6pqNST8Sb
— Marc Andreessen (@pmarca) July 26, 2014

2011: "There is good reason to believe that Goldman is purposely overpaying for its investment in Facebook." http://t.co/VsnOkSOPNP
— Marc Andreessen (@pmarca) July 26, 2014

2011: ""Facebook's not worth $50 billion. I mean, it's just not." http://t.co/BxMtxBh13e
— Marc Andreessen (@pmarca) July 26, 2014

2011: "It’s not a bubble, people; It’s a pyramid scheme." http://t.co/Jez26boGDv
— Marc Andreessen (@pmarca) July 26, 2014

2011: "Social networking is a bubble in the sense that e-mail was a bubble." http://t.co/zfWKf95QWr
— Marc Andreessen (@pmarca) July 26, 2014

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