For the most part, initial public offerings are a sucker's game.
IPOs, especially for name-brand tech companies, generate lots of hype. And even if the company is solid, it often can't justify its debut stock price - let alone any surges in its first few days on the market.
But that doesn't mean you can't get in on some of the most exciting upcoming IPOs - like Uber, Lyft, Slack, Pinterest, or Airbnb - and still limit your risk.
In fact, we've got a pick today that gives you some of the hottest IPOs while taking all the guesswork (and grunt work) out of trying to pick winners.
Plus, we'll also give you the opportunity to grab multiple upcoming IPO picks in a red-hot industry that are ready to hit the market in 2019. Each of these is capable of unleashing millions of dollars into the market, so you won't want to miss these opportunities.
But first up, one of best ways to approach the IPO market - especially if you don't have the time or patience to research every new offering individually - is through a well-managed ETF.
Well-managed doesn't just mean selecting the most promising public offerings. It also means holding onto the ones that still have room to grow. That way you both minimize your risk and maximize your gains.
That's why we like one particular ETF that gives you access to the broad IPO market while blending both new offerings and older ones.
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About the Author
Stephen Mack has been writing about economics and finance since 2011. He contributed material for the best-selling books Aftershock and The Aftershock Investor. He lives in Baltimore, Maryland.
I think when the IPO comes out for uber and lyft it is going to be very riskier of a stock. I think if they waited till 2020 it would make sense. What does everyone else think.
why would it make sense if they wait a year might make thier entry ipo price higher waiting a year and the way they are growing now would be shame if they waited with a bullish market plus another year of wait the market is rolling along right now and whose to know what the markets will be like a year from now plus with all the volitility and the market i think it would be a mistake because of the new sector of canabis i think u will see ipos companies competing for buyers with the predictions of a larger number of ipos this year and next.