4 ms·
Usually, there is a 'no short' window after IPO. It is better to buy put options as it limits your downside risk. Unless you are a big dog (can actually effect
by DudeInBasement 6y ago
Usually, there is a 'no short' window after IPO.
It is better to buy put options as it limits your downside risk.
Unless you are a big dog (can actually effect the market). Then shorting is better because you can force the price in your favor.
- scott31 6y agoput options are fine too, do you know where I can buy them?