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Mark Zuckerberg Thinks Facebook has disappointed in terms of Price

Mark Zuckerberg : "Obviously the price of Facebook has disappointed"


The founder of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, has spoken publicly for the first time since the company left a bag at the end of May. Shares of Social Network have fallen precipitously since then, making the Market capitalization of the company has already cleared about 50,000 million.

Since the conference organized by the portal Disrupt TechCrunch in San Francisco, Zuckerberg acknowledged that Facebook quote "obviously disappointed".He then pointed out that the IPO of the company "has not helped keep morale Facebook" but then he qualified that "we are used to."

Indeed, part of the disappointment comes from the hand of the market of mobile phones and smartphones, where the company has yet to monetize their advertising. However, the young CEO of the social network has made clear that "in the mobile market, we will generate more money than the PC market," a intenton to calm investors.

"The mobile market represents an unprecedented opportunity if we rely on the figures shuffle," he added. In this sense, the founder of the largest social network in the world has recognized that "now we are a mobile company" while tinged "all our codes are now mobile."

The founder of Facebook has denied that the company will bring to market their own mobile device, to the incessant rumors that pointed to this possibility and, incidentally, has recognized that personally prefer to be "undervalued".

Meanwhile, Zuckerberg said that "one of our biggest mistakes in recent years has been bet on HTML 5" while he assured that "only wants to build good things." It seems that the interview has been successful because of Facebook shares soared as much as 4 percent in after hours .


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