IPOChatter: Track Prospective Tech IPOs
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IPOChatter: Track Prospective Tech IPOs
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#2SpaceX and Stripe in the list despite no intention to go public… just name checks. A bit silly
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#3IPOs are probably one of the worst gambles retail investors can make. Almost all of the financials are juiced, and more often than not the stock tanks in the near term post-IPO. You can't really make an informed buying decision, best to let the dust settle.
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#4SpaceX and Stripe in the list despite no intention to go public… just name checks. A bit silly
And they are at the bottom of the list with no near-term prospects which it says when you click them (it’s hard to exclude them in any discussion about big tech IPOs given the general interest in those names).
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#5IPOs are probably one of the worst gambles retail investors can make. Almost all of the financials are juiced, and more often than not the stock tanks in the near term post-IPO. You can't really make an informed buying decision, best to let the dust settle.
All value has been extracted by VC before the IPO. All the IPO does is dump the stock on institutions and retail investors.
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#6What's going on with Cerebras IPO? Someone is selling a lot of Cerebras shares on private companies marketplaces for the last few months. I have seen shares priced anywhere from $30 to $55.
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#8IPOs are probably one of the worst gambles retail investors can make. Almost all of the financials are juiced, and more often than not the stock tanks in the near term post-IPO. You can't really make an informed buying decision, best to let the dust settle.
All value has been extracted by VC before the IPO. All the IPO does is dump the stock on institutions and retail investors.
um, perhaps it's worth reviewing the stock charts for MAANG whose early investors extracted a tiny % of the their total marketcaps.
The subtlety is that you can buy shares on the open market post-IPO, so when you buy "pre-IPO" you're just getting the one-time "pop."
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#9There are so many startups but this list is so short
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#10IPOs are probably one of the worst gambles retail investors can make. Almost all of the financials are juiced, and more often than not the stock tanks in the near term post-IPO. You can't really make an informed buying decision, best to let the dust settle.
All value has been extracted by VC before the IPO. All the IPO does is dump the stock on institutions and retail investors.
This is trivially proven false, at least as a generalization. Looking at recent-ish IPOs:
Spotify: up 380% since IPO
Service Now: 4,000%
Shopify: 685%
Meta: 1,600%