As of Monday, a large number of investors still reportedly didn't know whether orders they placed Friday to buy or sell Facebook stock went through.
Demand for the stock was large by historical standards, setting a record for trading volume following a public debut. But three days after the historic IPO, Reuters said Morgan Stanley's brokerage arm is still trying to work orders to buy and sell the stock.
Meanwhile Nasdaq is still dealing with the fallout from the debacle and there have been calls for the exchange operator to make up some of the losses for Facebook's botched public debut.
So what really went wrong with this IPO? Bloomberg's Matt Miller discussed what went wrong on the Nasdaq with Keith Bliss, the senior vice president of institutional broker Cuttone & Company:
