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Tech stocks: How seven recent IPOs have fared
Tech stocks like Facebook can create plenty of buzz on Wall Street when they file for an initial public offering, or IPO, of stock. Below is a look at how tech stocks and other Internet-related stocks of some companies fared after going through a recent IPO. Some have done well. Others haven't.
In this file photo, the corporate logo for Zynga is shown on an electronic billboard at the Nasdaq MarketSite in New York. Among IPOs of tech stocks, Zynga drew a lot of negative attention at its opening. (Mark Lennihan/AP/File)
1. Zynga Inc.
Among IPOs of tech stocks, Zynga drew a lot of attention, not all of it positive. The first day of trading for the developer of online games was Dec. 16, 2011.
Pricing: $10 per share
First-day close: $9.50, down 5 percent from IPO price
Monday's close: $10.39, up 4 percent from IPO price
Trading range since IPO: $7.97 to $11.50
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