Everyone wants a piece of Facebook, so the company will likely allow underwriters to sell a "greenshoe" of up to 50.6 million additional shares, and definitely will increase its IPO share price range from between $28 and $35 to $34 and $38,?I've confirmed with sources very close to the IPO. This means Facebook could sell up to 388 million shares to raise between $13.1 billion and $14.7 billion at a CNBC-reported valuation between?$92B and $103B. A greenshoe is an SEC-permitted over-allotment option that can stabilize a stock's price by allowing underwriters to sell up to 15% more stock?than the company originally planned to sell, but with the option to buy back the stock at the offering price if the actual price drops below this.?The greenshoe would allow Facebook to raise up to an additional?$1.72 billion to $1.92 billion by selling up to 50.6 million shares through Morgan Stanley, J.P Morgan, Goldman Sachs and other underwriters, which could prevent high demand and limited supply from causing the share price to skyrocket and making the stock seem volatile. "Quite likable indeed, har har" laughs some monocle-wearing banker on Wall Street."jermaine jones hbo luck dwight howard unc asheville stephen jackson nba trade deadline cbs
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