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A low liquidity IPO would likely result in a massive share price increase: the number of interested buyers would vastly outnumber the number of shares available
by bryanlarsen 8mo ago
A low liquidity IPO would likely result in a massive share price increase: the number of interested buyers would vastly outnumber the number of shares available.
- true_religion 8mo agoSo what? If you’re selling a low amount of shares, you are still generating a low amount of input to the company. If it neither needs money nor guidance, then why IPO? The owners already have enough of both.