The Fourth Don's Gift Is A Tracker Bike. Makes You Wanna Get Outside And Jump Some Hills.
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Lexington Hotel Has Opened It's Doors
Get A Free Stay At The Lexington Hotel For 2 Weeks. All You Need To Do Is Some Work.
The Twist Is Zynga Has Labeled The Link Additional District As Opposed To Secret District.
If You Click The 2X Loot Ask Button You Will Receive A Boost That Grants You (As It Says) 2 Times The Loot When Used.
This Gets Posted On Your Wall And Your Friends Also Get A 2X Loot Boost.
There Is Also Some Additions To The District Jobs Page. Available Loot.
You Need To Collect 10 Of Each And You Get 5 Attack Points. Kinda Makes Doing The District Worthwhile By This Alone. If You Loot 25 Of Each You Get 5 Defense Points. If You Loot 50 You Get 5 Skill Points.
The Bronze Level Jobs (More May Be Added Later For Other Job Tiers) Are Outlined In The Following Picture;
You Will Need The Following Consumable To Do Certain Jobs:
The Lexington Room Keys. Which Are Giftable From Your Gift Page.
An Item That May Drop While Doing Jobs Is;
The Ultimate Prize Is;
Are You On The Naughty List? Bloody Christmas Coming Soon
Coming Soon: Bloody Christmas
I Suggested The Possibility Of A Christmas Event Here On The Naughty List Post. Tis The Season For Fighting!
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Zynga IPO: Is The StockVille Already a Flop?
Zynga IPO: Is The StockVille Already a Flop?
Although Zynga is not scheduled to begin public trading on the stock exchange until Friday morning, many stock analysts are already warning investors to stay away from the popular online game company’s stock.
Zynga, the popular creator of the social games FarmVille and Mafia Wars, is expected to price the IPO in the $8.50 to $10 per share range. The midpoint price, which equates to a valuation over $9 billion, is well above the target price of $6 to $7 that analysts have set. When the company initially filed its IPO paperwork several weeks ago, Zynga was predicting the financial markets would value their company at $14.05 billion and the new target represents a one third reduction.
Even at the decreased valuation and stock price, the IPO is still set to be the largest from a U.S. Internet company since Google went public in 2004. Zynga is expected to sell 11.1% of its diluted shares for approximately $925 million.
Arvind Bhatia, an analyst for Sterne Agee who set a target price of $7 on the stock and is predicting it will underperform said the following:
“Zynga likes to tout that the initial traffic for ‘CityVille’ was huge, and if you index it to ‘FarmVille,’ the traffic was almost double. But since then, the traffic has fallen and is now tracking at about half of the point where ‘CityVille’ was at the same time.”
Due to investors being excited about the ties between this company and Facebook, many analysts feel there is a high likelihood of an initial “first-day pop” for the Zynga stock. However, they warn that the combination of the company’s dependence on the Facebook platform, low earnings relative to the industry, and indications that the company may be past its peak, make this stock a risky investment for long-term investors.
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