Honest Company stock almost went public before.
Ironically, a lack of dishonesty put it on hold.
The Honest Company, founded by actress Jessica Alba, billed itself as "clean and sustainable," then it was found not to be so.
Five years later, it will trade on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol "HNST." The company said on April 26 (Monday) that it would shoot for an IPO valuation of $1.5 billion, offering over 25 million shares in the range of $14 and $17.
But is Honest stock more of a buy today than it was then?
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The Coinbase stock listing set a precedent.
Now the door is wide open for a wave of crypto IPOs.
And there's no shortage of crypto startups waiting in the wings to be the next to hit the market.
These 15 crypto companies are the most likely to follow Coinbase...
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Investors are eager to buy TuSimple stock because the company's driverless truck plan could revolutionize the freight industry.
And that's big business.
But what TuSimple adds to the EV industry is the real story.
Here's whether or not TuSimple stock is a buy after the initial public offering.
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Squarespace filed for a direct listing last week.
That’s a quick way around listing shares on a public exchange without a drawn-out IPO process.
Despite operating in an immensely competitive industry, Squarespace has managed growing profitability and name recognition.
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To see how this will hold up, let’s look at the future of Squarespace stock and when to buy it.
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AppLovin stock hit the NASDAQ on April 15.
The AppLovin direct listing put up $2 billion on 25 million shares, which came to an opening price of $80 a pop.
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The Impossible Foods IPO is coming.
And if it's anything like the Beyond Meat Inc.
(NYSE: BYND) IPO, you will want to pay attention.
Beyond Meat Inc.
(NASDAQ: BYND) popped 254% in the first three months trading on the NASDAQ.
Typically, as IPOs go, you might have expected a steep decline afterward.
Sure, we saw a decline as the IPO hype backed off.
But it wasn't all that major.
Since IPO, Beyond Meat is still up around 160%.
That's because everybody still expects the plant-based meat trend to be massive.
And Impossible Foods may have just what it takes to do even better than Beyond Meat...
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The Didi Chuxing IPO in Hong Kong was announced last month, but now an American IPO is happening too.
The IPO announcement was an exciting development for the company that everyone is calling the "Uber of China." In fact, this one could take over Uber's China market share entirely.
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Vice Media, the group behind the once-edgy Vice magazine is going public.
And they're doing it the way every other "cutting-edge" company seems to want to do it these days.
Vice Media stock is going public via SPAC merger.
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The Coinbase IPO date was recently set for April 14.
It will go the route of a direct listing and trade on the NASDAQ under the ticker COIN.
And yes, you will be able to find it on Robinhood.
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The IPO flubbed, and WeWork will now try to go public a different way.
What's changed? This company will be under a different kind of management, called a special purpose acquisition company.
Yes, they are jumping on the SPAC train.
A WeWork SPAC deal is especially interesting since the 2019 WeWork IPO became one of the biggest disappointments of the decade.
It was one of the largest real estate companies in the world, valued at $47 billion, before cutting its valuation to $10 billion and withdrawing its IPO bid.
Here's how the SPAC deal is going down, and whether or not WeWork stock is a buy.
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