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I wonder if this will make it easier to build up larger pre-IPO positions.

• WrtCdEvrydy 6y ago
  That's a good question, if it's a pre-IPO, how did they get shares? Are you just buying/selling paper versions of the stock and they'll buy your shares an IPO goes live?
  • xmprt 6y ago
    My best guess is that it's like buying a call option that never expires and a $0 strike price.
  • ivalm 6y ago
    Probably JPMorgan actually owns shares in a fund. You buy notes that have the appropriate fractional value of the fund. Presumably they will exchange notes for shares post IPO.