IPOs: More flop than pop
On the Money: Are IPOs really the retail investors’ ‘free lunch’ they’re marketed to be?
Brent Sheather
Sun, 12 Sep 2021
With the relatively poor performance of My Food Bag subsequent to its IPO in March of this year, at $1.85, I thought NBR readers might appreciate a deep dive into the nuances of the IPO markets, both locally and overseas.
Investopedia defines an initial public offering (IPO) as “the first
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Brent Sheather
Sun, 12 Sep 2021
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