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Maybe someone can enlighten me. I read awhile back (when the rumors just started) that a company can not engage in advertising/marketing in the pre-IPO period.
by pplperson 10y ago
Maybe someone can enlighten me. I read awhile back (when the rumors just started) that a company can not engage in advertising/marketing in the pre-IPO period. If that's the case I assume the timing of Spectacles release is a way around that?
- rpedela 10y agoDo you mean any and all advertising or advertising for the IPO specifically?
- carlosdp 10y agoThey cannot make large product announcements or changes in the "quiet period" between when the IPO is publically filed and when it goes live. This is a rumor of a private filing, not the public filing, so yes Spectacles are well in the clear. You can make large announcements right up till the day the IPO is published on the SEC website. This is because you are not supposed to solicit people to buy your shares before it goes public.