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IPOs see strong demand as investors are seeking new companies that offer innovative products and services in wide ranging and diverse areas. A number of well received IPOs have enjoyed terrific returns which could be attributed to market exuberance over these new listings. This comes as no surprise as the US market is the mainstay of most global portfolios of investors and also home to multiple fast growing companies across various industries. With the market reaching new all time highs, concerns are increasing about new listings overheating. The newly listed companies also tend to be more volatile during their first few earnings seasons as market expectations will rest on if they could deliver the promised targets. Investors need to be aware that early institutional investors look to exit their holdings within a year or so while retail investors are buying in, which results in increased volatility. Investment decisions should always be guided by a fundamental analysis of the company and its valuation to ensure that investors are not taking unnecessary risks to their portfolios by jumping on this IPO bandwagon blindly.
$Definitive Healthcare (DH.US)$
$DICE THERAPEUTICS, INC. (DICE.US)$
$Dutch Bros (BROS.US)$
$On Holding (ONON.US)$
$PROCEPT BioRobotics (PRCT.US)$
$Sportradar Group AG (SRAD.US)$
$Thoughtworks(Dellisted) (TWKS.US)$
$TYRA BIOSCIENCES, INC. (TYRA.US)$
$Definitive Healthcare (DH.US)$
$DICE THERAPEUTICS, INC. (DICE.US)$
$Dutch Bros (BROS.US)$
$On Holding (ONON.US)$
$PROCEPT BioRobotics (PRCT.US)$
$Sportradar Group AG (SRAD.US)$
$Thoughtworks(Dellisted) (TWKS.US)$
$TYRA BIOSCIENCES, INC. (TYRA.US)$
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They will all come crashing down to their Ipo price or below in less than a month. Just like Robinhood. Too many retail investors in it to try to make a quick swing trade. First 3-4.00 pullback and they will all run for the exits. Most probably dont even know what kind of companies they are much less their value, revenue or projections.
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, new strategies. I know for a fact WarrenBuffet isnt involved in any important trading his firm does. They just humor him whenever he talks because he’s The Godfather 
For potential IPO investors:
- Know the Company
- Drivers of Growth
- The Competitive Landscape
- Valuations of Similar Companies
- Company-specific Risks
The truth is not all initial public offerings are created equal. Unfortunately, the future for IPO companies is often less-clear, impacted by several unknowns including fundamental, macro and geopolitical issues beyond a company’s control.
This implied volatility may make IPOs better suited for investors with longer-term time horizons who can bear a substantial loss of principal.
$Dutch Bros (BROS.US)$
$On Holding (ONON.US)$
$DICE THERAPEUTICS, INC. (DICE.US)$
- Know the Company
- Drivers of Growth
- The Competitive Landscape
- Valuations of Similar Companies
- Company-specific Risks
The truth is not all initial public offerings are created equal. Unfortunately, the future for IPO companies is often less-clear, impacted by several unknowns including fundamental, macro and geopolitical issues beyond a company’s control.
This implied volatility may make IPOs better suited for investors with longer-term time horizons who can bear a substantial loss of principal.
$Dutch Bros (BROS.US)$
$On Holding (ONON.US)$
$DICE THERAPEUTICS, INC. (DICE.US)$
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My personal feeling is the stock price of IPOs is volatile during the first 2 weeks of trading so I would wait and monitor before deciding whether to open a position. One could be lucky and get it right or one could be unlucky and get it wrong. It is important to weigh the risk-return ratio and I wouldn’t risk money I cannot afford to lose.
Disclaimer: The above is just my personal non-expert opinion. It is not financial advice and/or investment recommendation. Please do your due diligence and consult your financial advisor before making any investment decision.
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Basically I have no faith or trust in IPOs and their launches. However, there are two recent IPOs that have actually altered my outlook because they have supportive background histories to change my mindset. These are:
1)On Holding(ONON.US)$. Onon is financially backed up by strong merchants like Morgan Stanley(NYSE.JPM), Credit Sussie(NYSE:CS) and tennis superstar, Roger Fredere. Even if Onon is to face a fortnight of volatile trading, it will not pose a problem to its share prices.
2) Under the tinker symbol "Bros", is worthed watching for. $Dutch Bros(BROS.US)$ with its history of serving delightful customised hot and cold beverages ☕☕🥤🍹as well as supported by a team of friendly customers focused employees, 🥰⚘is a share to watch out for.
1)On Holding(ONON.US)$. Onon is financially backed up by strong merchants like Morgan Stanley(NYSE.JPM), Credit Sussie(NYSE:CS) and tennis superstar, Roger Fredere. Even if Onon is to face a fortnight of volatile trading, it will not pose a problem to its share prices.
2) Under the tinker symbol "Bros", is worthed watching for. $Dutch Bros(BROS.US)$ with its history of serving delightful customised hot and cold beverages ☕☕🥤🍹as well as supported by a team of friendly customers focused employees, 🥰⚘is a share to watch out for.
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$Dutch Bros (BROS.US)$ I’d invest just off that ticker alone. First day already up 60%, on average competes with . Com bubble. Very interesting and enticing for when it launches off IPO. Do your DD but I’m a gambling man. These things are always jam packed with customers and the lines are insane and fast. Young people working hard.
From what I hear they treat their employees really well both in health care and career paths.
Their company is rapidly expanding. Definitely an interesting company to say the least.
From what I hear they treat their employees really well both in health care and career paths.
Their company is rapidly expanding. Definitely an interesting company to say the least.
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Before you decide to purchase any IPO, the first thing is do a fundamentally analysis of the company. Usually the price will shoot up on the opening,unless you going willing to chase, if not wait for it to cool down and average in. The analysis will help you to decide whether it is worth chasing the stock
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Sustainable shoes & clothing maker Allbirds plans to allocate shares to SoFi Members during their coming IPO. Story still developing. Not yet announced in app. $SoFi Technologies (SOFI.US)$
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$Robinhood (HOOD.US)$ filed for what's expected to be one of the largest IPOs of 2021 last month, capping off a stunningly swift corporate comeback.
Why it matters: Seven months ago, Robinhood was on the verge of a capital and customer cataclysm, as a run on meme stocks like GameStop had exposed its lack of adequate reserves.
- That fiasco also sparked an SEC investigation, numerous class action lawsuits, Congressional hearings and (as we learned from the S-1) a federal warrant for CEO Vlad Tenev's phone.
- Three days ago, Robinhood agreed to pay a record $70 million in fines and restitution as part of a regulatory settlement over providing users with "false or misleading information."
Between the lines: It's not normal for a company under this much recent scrutiny to invite even more attention via a public listing, but these aren't normal times in Robinhood's industry. Just look at how much it made last quarter by enabling dogecoin trades.
- Even the offering itself will be unusual, because Robinhood is reserving up to 35% of the shares for its customers at the IPO price. This could make it even tougher for bankers to set an appropriate price range, since they need to account for both institutional and retail demand.
- Plus, I'm not sure I've ever before seen "negative media coverage" listed as a risk factor.
Details: Robinhood plans to list on the Nasdaq under ticker "HOOD," and lists just about every bank in the world except for Morgan Stanley.
- No disclosure on how much it plans to raise, although Renaissance Capital estimates $2 billion, and the company was profitable last year before swinging to a massive Q1 2021 loss tied to that emergency funding effort.
- Top outside shareholders are: DST Global, Index Ventures, NEA and Ribbit Capital.
- The most highly-compensated Robinhood exec is Dan Gallagher, chief legal officer and former SEC commissioner, who earned $30 million last year (mostly in stock).
Most compelling stat: "The median age of customers on our platform was 31."
The bottom line: There's a conventional wisdom emerging that Robinhood's IPO could signal a market top for retail investing. Time will tell on that, but what we do know today is that the IPO would represent a remarkable rebound for the company itself, so soon after so many were expecting its demise.
Why it matters: Seven months ago, Robinhood was on the verge of a capital and customer cataclysm, as a run on meme stocks like GameStop had exposed its lack of adequate reserves.
- That fiasco also sparked an SEC investigation, numerous class action lawsuits, Congressional hearings and (as we learned from the S-1) a federal warrant for CEO Vlad Tenev's phone.
- Three days ago, Robinhood agreed to pay a record $70 million in fines and restitution as part of a regulatory settlement over providing users with "false or misleading information."
Between the lines: It's not normal for a company under this much recent scrutiny to invite even more attention via a public listing, but these aren't normal times in Robinhood's industry. Just look at how much it made last quarter by enabling dogecoin trades.
- Even the offering itself will be unusual, because Robinhood is reserving up to 35% of the shares for its customers at the IPO price. This could make it even tougher for bankers to set an appropriate price range, since they need to account for both institutional and retail demand.
- Plus, I'm not sure I've ever before seen "negative media coverage" listed as a risk factor.
Details: Robinhood plans to list on the Nasdaq under ticker "HOOD," and lists just about every bank in the world except for Morgan Stanley.
- No disclosure on how much it plans to raise, although Renaissance Capital estimates $2 billion, and the company was profitable last year before swinging to a massive Q1 2021 loss tied to that emergency funding effort.
- Top outside shareholders are: DST Global, Index Ventures, NEA and Ribbit Capital.
- The most highly-compensated Robinhood exec is Dan Gallagher, chief legal officer and former SEC commissioner, who earned $30 million last year (mostly in stock).
Most compelling stat: "The median age of customers on our platform was 31."
The bottom line: There's a conventional wisdom emerging that Robinhood's IPO could signal a market top for retail investing. Time will tell on that, but what we do know today is that the IPO would represent a remarkable rebound for the company itself, so soon after so many were expecting its demise.
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Most people feel that IPOs share are insecured because they can be very promising initially and decline just as fast. Hence, my advice is that if you have some cash to spare, it is safe to lavish a small amount on Health Care shares. Health Care technicologies and their related products have always challenge mankind world wide. Reason being that “without Health, we have no Wealth”. I will favour $Definitive Healthcare(DH.US)$ and $DICE THERAPEUTICS,INC(DICE.US)$.
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Spearhead : Good indication for future Investors..
HuatEver : A tremendous help for doubtful investors.
Southern Eagle : Really helpful advice. So not to get caught chasing after the high price
jasonleett : Insightful and concise
HuatLady : A thoughtful and objective sharing of the US IPOs.
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