The IPO Buzz: Brexit Shock and IPOs

A 600-point freefall in the Dow Jones Industrial Average is significant – and Friday’s 610.32-point loss on the Brexit vote made it the eighth-largest ever. In terms of points, the granddaddy of them all was the Dow’s 777.68-point loss on Sept. 29, 2008 – two weeks after Lehman Brothers collapsed. So the shock of Britain’s […]

June 26, 2016 Read More

The IPO Buzz: A Unicorn in the Wings

Everybody from Silicon Valley to Wall Street will be watching this week’s IPO calendar. The year’s first unicorn plans to make its debut. If the deal works – and if the past is any indication of the future – there could be a floodgate of billion-dollar babies bouncing into the marketplace. The Deal Twilio (TWLO […]

June 19, 2016 Read More

The IPO Buzz: Reading the Not-So-Fine Print

This week’s calendar has three new names on it, but investors can buy shares in two of these companies before the IPOs get priced. How can this be? The answer can be found by reading the not-so-fine print on the front page of each offering’s preliminary prospectus – or “red herring” as it’s known in […]

June 12, 2016 Read More

The IPO Buzz: Building Momentum

As every student of initial public offerings knows, IPO traffic is driven by stock market conditions, and the calendar is influenced by industrial sectors. Since last summer, the stock market has looked anemic after taking some big spills – and the most dominant IPO sector has been healthcare. Now a new sector is on the […]

June 5, 2016 Read More

The IPO Buzz: Summer Facts and Fiction

May’s IPO market went out with a bang and touched off the conversation that the calendar is coming to life. Next up: June, July and August. Soon “the summer doldrums” are bound to be discussed in various precincts of the financial press. But here’s the good news: The facts do not support this myth about […]

May 30, 2016 Read More

IPO Traffic: Week Ending May 27, 2016

  Lead Manager/ # of Price Range   Dollar SCOOP New Filings (Proposed Symbol) Joint-Lead Managers Shares Low High Volume Ratings Highland Acquisition (HLACU) (u) Ladenburg Thalmann 25.00 $10.00 $10.00 $250.00 n.a. Selecta Biosciences (SELB) UBS Investment Bank/ Stifel $75.00 n.a. Twilio (TWLO) Goldman Sachs/ J.P. Morgan $100.00 n.a. n.a. (not available) u (unit offering) […]

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