One Sheet Facebook's Share Become Bone of Contention 20 "People"

Trading ahead of the premiere on Wall Street, Facebook attracted tremendous interest of the players stake.

In fact, as reported by Reuters, the ratio reaches 1 to 20. That is, there are 20 "people" or those who fight over a piece of the same stock.

The problem, is not all that interested can get a Facebook IPO.

Sales are handled ala Wall Street, which means proximity to the investment banker managing the sale is so important.

Those who can get the shares at issue price, about 38 U.S. dollars per share, is that having a strong connection with the "big guys" on Wall Street.

"It's not fair, but how could it be fair?" said Bruce Foerster, owner of South Beach Capital Markets.

"If you do not have a management relationship with Facebook, or do not have no good account and history of investing with a company that handles (IPO) is, why you should be able to share?" he said.

Later, after the Initial Public Offering (IPO) held, the stock is predicted to increase by up to 50 percent. An opportunity not to be wasted a lot of parties.

"It's worse than not getting an invitation to a party in high school," said Fran Carpentier, a consultant from New York who can not get stock in IPO Facebook.

Mary Furlong, an investor from California, also said it was like to be involved in this IPO. "I want to buy the stock. I miss the time Google to sell its shares (in 2004-ed.)," said Furlong.