The Pinterest IPO is finally here.
And while Wall Street is bouncing with excitement, retail investors should be skeptical.
What Is the Pinterest Stock Price - and Is It a Buy?
Here's the Pinterest stock price and whether or not it's a buy...
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Should I Invest in the Pinterest IPO?
Pinterest has Wall Street jumping with excitement.
The company has grown a substantial amount over the last few years – raking in 265 active monthly users.
Beyond that, Pinterest's $12 billion valuation has plenty of retail investors intrigued.
But watch out for these red flags when following the Pinterest IPO...
Should I Buy Pinterest Stock?
Pinterest is generating a lot of buzz in Wall Street.
The company has become undeniably popular over the last few years – bringing in 265 active monthly users.
And Pinterest's $12 billion value has many investors excited.
But there are a few key red flags to watch out for when looking at Pinterest stock...
Profit from Palantir Stock Before the IPO with This Backdoor Play
The Palantir stock could be the sleeper hit IPO of 2019…
And while it has massive potential, we suggest holding off.
The Pinterest Stock Price Was Just Announced - Here's Why We're Passing
Following Lyft's IPO, Pinterest is the next big startup "unicorn" to go public in 2019.
However, with their revised share prices, some analysts are skeptical.
Here's whether or not the Pinterest stock is a buy...
Millions of Investors Get Suckered by Hot IPOs - Here's What to Do Instead
Almost nothing generates a bigger financial media splash than a red-hot initial public offering (IPO). It's like the Oscars, Christmas, and the Fourth of July rolled into one.
And (with the exception of a few cannabis IPOs) that can be a bit of a problem for regular investors, who might naturally get excited by the hype.
An IPO like Lyft is like a big, fancy dinner, where huge players – like Carl Icahn, say, or Ray Dalio – and the underwriters are all sitting at the table chowing down on gourmet food. They get first dibs, and the best prices.
In fact, just yesterday, The Wall Street Journal reported Carl Icahn sold his 2.7% Lyft stake to George Soros ahead of the public offering.
Under that table, scrounging for scraps that might fall, are… regular investors like you and me.
It's often nearly impossible to buy shares, and if you do manage to get an order filled, you'll almost certainly have paid way too much.
Yep – our "competition" in the IPO game is folks trading $550 million positions like they're trading baseball cards.
Don't Buy Airbnb Stock After the IPO - Buy These 4 Instead
Retail investors are anticipating the next big tech IPOs coming in 2019.
And with rumors of Airbnb's official public offering swirling around, many want to jump in on the company's success.
But you may want to hold out on Airbnb stock when it's IPO is finally announced...
Two Big Reasons Not to Jump on the Lyft IPO Bandwagon
The Lyft IPO is here. But should you jump in on this startup "unicorn?"
Lyft has some analysts in Wall Street convinced.
But the are some red flags hiding beneath the surface…
Find out everything you need to know about the Lyft IPO here...
The 3 Biggest Reasons to Avoid the Lyft IPO Next Week
As the first big public offering of 2019, Wall Street has been generating a lot of hype around the Lyft IPO.
Over the last few years, ride-sharing services have created a new generation of contractors under a gig economy. Beyond that, they've dethroned the tax industry with their rise to the top of transportation.
And Lyft's estimated $23 billion value has some investors convinced.
But don't let the buzz distract you from a few key red flags...
The Lyft IPO Is Now Official - Here's Whether It's a Buy
On March 1st, the popular ride-sharing service Lyft announced that it had filed paperwork with the SEC in anticipation of an initial public offering.
Most of Wall Street didn't bat an eye – both Lyft and its rival Uber have been dropping hints of imminent public offerings for months.
However, there's still one question hanging over the Lyft IPO: Is Lyft stock a buy?