Facebook's ambitions are in conflict with the harsh market-CNBC.com

 Once hailed as the most valuable technology company hit Wall Street, more than half of Facebook is now worth just it 3 months ago, shares of $ 20.55 at closing Monday. Wall Street analysts publicly its Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg, and his appointment has the ability to offer business. wondering if

Facebook problem in earnest with very ambitious initial public offering. Adult dog Mr. Zuckerberg, 28, decided to run the business side of the company – Sheryl Sandberg, Chief Operating Officer, and Chief Financial Officer David Ebersman, — that is not enough to prevent a disaster. in addition, the Bank is skilled at Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley to handle transactions, including.

"The company has been suffering from the disease, classic — it had too high a value on the public," said Dan Alpert, Westwood capital, an investment bank is not involved in providing Facebook partners said.

Facebook is not a fashionable market for executives and administrators challenge making money was broadcast to convince a blueprint for Mr..

What is Facebook good passes for news, morning star, an investment research firm, on the stock but almost cheap enough for the alert to be considered a purchase price was not yet hit bottom.

In many ways, the tension between the two cultures in the United States with a twist of fate a clever and Wall Street reflects: Silicon Valley. They are each one of them is the symbiosis of the decline. They are equally focuses on making money, but their approach is different.

Wall Street has given Facebook's revenues of $ 50 billion still highly rated, I want to see rapid growth. Facebook executives counsel. they will change the world forever, say-but it's still building tools and how they plan to increase revenue quickly for the details.

It's important for Facebook, "the same company now we took us to stay focused on the fact that before", Mr Ebersman has Virgin earnings call in late July. Took the plunge the stock immediately after.

Since then, Mr. met with bankers and the coast either side of Ebersman, he reiterated the message.

"They have everything will be fine, I think everyone better understand Facebook," I heard him say, and analysts.