Investors, have you ever bought shares in an IPO?

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· Dec 2

Investors, have you ever bought shares in an IPO?

I've never bought, because usually after a while there is a drop anyway, so I usually just watch the IPO. I guess my only regret is that I didn't bet a little on $RDDT.

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Malcolm Stokes @stokes_malky Dec 10

Occasionally there are some interesting IPOs, but mostly I just watch.

Bill Combs @billcombs Dec 13

Exactly, I prefer not to participate either and just watch.

Trevor Mills @trev_mills Dec 10

Reddit makes me a little sad too, but that can't be helped.

Bill Combs @billcombs Dec 13

Yes👍

Nigel Thornton @_thornton Dec 10

I don't buy in IPOs as a matter of principle, there is a very high probability that it will fall.

Trevor Mills @trev_mills Dec 10

Again, this could be an interesting opportunity, right?

Ashraf Aboudar @ashraf_dd Dec 3

I have only tried a quick trade at IPO $COIN, with stocks, and thanks to that with relatively low risk. Otherwise, no.

Bill Combs @billcombs Dec 13

Ok interesting, it will probably be an interesting opportunity to buy in an IPO, but one has to be careful not to bet a lot of money on it.

Claude Malouxe @claudemalouxe Dec 2

After an IPO, shares usually go cheaper when they fall for the first few days. So if I were to buy, it would be after the IPO. But so far I haven't come across anything I like.

Bill Combs @billcombs Dec 13

It's true. Anyway, it's interesting that RDDT fired

Gareth Preston @gaz_preston Dec 2

At the IPO of $RDDT, I thought about buying too, but didn't. Since then the stock has grown tremendously😃

Trevor Mills @trev_mills Dec 10

Agreed, do you have a set price you would shop at?

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