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by mvindahl
3392 days ago
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I suppose that if markets were working in a very ideal way, the IPO stock price wouldn't matter much to the stock price half a year from now. Instead, the share price would be a pure function of the internal value and prospects of the company. In the real world, market psychology and all, I think it's better for the medium term stock price to start off as something which the media will frame as a success story. I.e. better start at $80 and quickly rise to $100 than to start at $120 and quickly fall to $100. Disclaimer: opinions based upon voices in head, not upon any kind of research. |
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