Thread: Is the IPO process broken? Are we in a bubble?
Despite what many investors think, saying we’re showing signs of being in a bubble. This thread is designed to provide an ulterior perspective, on the IPO process and not the market as a whole.
The IPO process is broken.
Despite what many investors think, saying we’re showing signs of being in a bubble. This thread is designed to provide an ulterior perspective, on the IPO process and not the market as a whole.
The IPO process is broken.
The reason why I blame the process, and not market speculation/hype is directly correlated with a low share float among these exciting IPO’s. It’s simple supply and demand. There is not enough supply for retail investors, which is currently at a high due to free stock trading
apps such as TD Ameritrade, Robinhood, WeBull and Trader 212.
The process is broken.
When a company goes public, like $SNOW that has only 14% (ONLY 14% of the total share float!!) available to the public. Hedge funds, other companies, and institutional traders have scooped
The process is broken.
When a company goes public, like $SNOW that has only 14% (ONLY 14% of the total share float!!) available to the public. Hedge funds, other companies, and institutional traders have scooped
up the other 86% of the shares available for public trading.
Retail traders, which as stated before is at an all time high, are not getting shaken out despite Wall Street’s best efforts. Whom of which are hiking the price up, because we’re left with overvalued bread crumbs.
Retail traders, which as stated before is at an all time high, are not getting shaken out despite Wall Street’s best efforts. Whom of which are hiking the price up, because we’re left with overvalued bread crumbs.
These overvalued bread crumbs are the scraps of the IPO process. This can lead to why more and more organizations are choosing the rising, and ever so popular SPAC process.
SPAC’s > IPO in 2021
SPAC’s > IPO in 2021
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