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you are right and I'm not sure why you are being downvoted. Most of the 72$ shares sold pre-IPO to retail investors were dumped on IPO day to make a quick prof
by warp_factor 8y ago
you are right and I'm not sure why you are being downvoted.
Most of the 72$ shares sold pre-IPO to retail investors were dumped on IPO day to make a quick profit.
The individual investors and employees that are still in LockOut are now holding the falling knife
- vonmoltke 8y ago> Most of the 72$ shares sold pre-IPO to retail investors were dumped on IPO day Why do you think any retail investors got shares at $72?
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- sk5t 8y ago> holding the falling knife That is... not how that metaphor works. You want to avoid trying to catch the falling knife by placing a trade that attempts to time the market on a plummeting asset. But if you already hold it, and can't make any trades, well...