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Buffett says “the IPO market regains vitality is a bad investment idea” due to Arm listing

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moomooニュース米国株 wrote a column · Sep 10, 2023 23:29
Speaking of IPOs (initial listing), they are highly popular as products that are easy to make money in a short period of time, and investor applications often flood in for stocks with a high previous reputation. The initial public offering market, which had been sluggish for 1 year $Arm Holdings (ARM.US)$It is regaining vitality thanks to long-awaited deals that will soon be listed on a trial basis, such as Instacart, etc. However, before investors go ahead with this, I want them to consider Warren Buffett's assertion that “initial public offering stocks may not be worth investing in.”
We have built up assets with a keen eye for observation and the ability to see ahead $Berkshire Hathaway-A (BRK.A.US)$The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of believes that bargains are rare in the IPO market.
because this is almostseller's marketThat's why. At the same time that it is possible to choose a favorable period for listing, this transaction, which involves special fees, is oftenCan be boosted by expensive variationsIt is said that will happen.
Charlie Munger, Buffett's long-time business partner, once said, “The general public that buys IPOs will be in a terrible situation.”
“Ridiculous” fees
Both Mr. Buffett and Mr. Munger stated that the underwriting fees imposed by investment banks on IPOs are “ridiculous,” and that they raise the IPO price.
According to the results of PwC's analysis of 1,175 companies' public offering documents, the average cost of a company is the total IPO revenue4% to 7%So, the smaller the size of the company, the higher the fees.
The auction market is preferable
The god of this investment is the stock marketAuction market where bargains pop up from time to timeI'm comparing it to On the other hand, it is said that the IPO market is similar to a negotiation market where it is difficult to obtain cheap securities.
To explain how unattractive IPOs are, Buffett spoke at the 2004 Berkshire Annual Meeting using the example of his home in Omaha.
Someone sold their house for $80,000, and the neighbor said they wouldn't sell a similar house for $50,000.
Buffett's Investment Strategy
After World War II, Buffett studied under Benjamin Graham, known as the “father of value investing,” at Columbia University over many yearsAn experienced companyWhile I like it,start-upsYaDon't touch companies in industries you don't fully understandIt's called. Also, Buffett is in a certain industryProfitabilitywithcompetitivenessThere is, and even if time passesA company that can continue to stand the testThey say they like investing.
SoftBank G Arm IPO
On the other hand, $SoftBank Group (9984.JP)$The chip design company ARM, which Chairman and President Masayoshi Son is strongly focusing on, is scheduled to be listed on the NASDAQ on 9/13, and the target valuation is expected to exceed 52 billion dollars.
Buffett says “the IPO market regains vitality is a bad investment idea” due to Arm listing
As the biggest IPO of the year, ARM has already attracted a lot of attention from the market. Meanwhile, SoftBank G, which is the seller of IPOs, has once again become a hot topic since past investment results were not very good. According to statistics, among SoftBank-backed companies that are still trading, IPOs that are traded above the issue price4 companies onlySo,21 companiesis below. What is the average IPO return for the entire portfolio-46%It is.
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