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I would consider it after the stock levels out. It'll almost certainly be overvalued early on and see some heavy ups and downs; I don't have time/interest to
by noodle 15y ago
I would consider it after the stock levels out. It'll almost certainly be overvalued early on and see some heavy ups and downs; I don't have time/interest to try and ride those waves. I'll wait until the knife hits the ground before I even consider trying to grab it.
- gdhillon 15y agoI was thinking the same but I do think you can make some serious money if you grab it on 1st day at opening bell.
- noodle 15y agoYou maybe could. You could also be late to the party and lose some serious cash. Hard to predict when a price will stop growing and start bottoming out on something volatile like this. Its just a game that I'm not experienced in playing, so I'll leave it to those who are.
- CyrusL 15y agoIPO shares are already allocated by the opening bell. It's a little bit confusing, but IPO shares are actually sold privately prior to opening day. Another important thing to remember is that there are two sides to every trade. Presumably, the guy who has shares on opening day has at least as much information about the stock that a retail buyer does, and he's choosing to sell. To be a buyer, you have to have a stronger belief about the future of the company than the market price indicates.