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Anonymous

21 Jun 2020

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What are your thoughts on Facebook Inc (NASDAQ: FB)?

Do you think Facebook Inc (NASDAQ: FB) is a good company to invest in?

Recently, they went into e-commerce by launching Facebook Shops. I think it holds plenty of promise. Would love to hear the thoughts from other community members here.

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Malvin Tan WP

21 Jun 2020

Writer at t.me/pwpfpodcast

Great company in a very strong position in its markets however no company is ever too great to be worth any price.

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