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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.
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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