Read the lastest news and expert analysis of recent and upcoming IPOs to make an informed decision about buying newly listed stocks. Also get all the lastest developments on big IPOs in 2021 and possible upcoming IPOs in 2022, like the long-awaited Robinhood IPO or the Rivian stock IPO as well as the Kraken IPO. And if you're new to IPO investing, you might be interested in having the IPO process explained in 5 minutes or learn how to purchase IPO stock.
But first, here's a list of new IPO stocks this week:
| Company | Symbol | Price | Shares | Week Of |
| Aspire Global | ASPG | $7-$9 | 15,000,000 | 7/26/2021 |
| authlD.ai (lpsidy) | AUID | $11.03 | 1,813,237 | 7/26/2021 |
| Dole | GAMB | $11-$13 | 7,500,000 | 7/26/2021 |
| Draganfly | DPRO | $5.60 | 4,464,285 | 7/26/2021 |
| Duolingo | DUOL | $95-$100 | 5,106,113 | 7/26/2021 |
| PowerSchool Holdings | PWSC | $18-$20 | 39,473,685 | 7/26/2021 |
| Robinhood Markets | HOOD | $38-$42 | 55,000,000 | 7/26/2021 |
| Teads | TEAD | $18-$21 | 13,850,000 | 7/26/2021 |
| Tenaya Therapeutics | TNYA | $14-$16 | 10,000,000 | 7/26/2021 |
| Traeger | COOK | $16-$18 | 23,529,411 | 7/26/2021 |
Electric vehicle (EV) stocks have been hot the last couple years as governments and corporations around the world push for greener technology.
But a related trend will transform cars in a much bigger way.
One self-driving car stock could take autonomous vehicles to the next level, and it's going public very soon.
Electric vehicle (EV) stocks have been hot the last couple years as governments and corporations around the world push for greener technology.
But a related trend will transform cars in a much bigger way.
One self-driving car stock could take autonomous vehicles to the next level, and it's going public very soon.
There might be no better time...
As one of the latest stocks available through Robinhood IPO Access, Riskified gives retail investors something to clamor over.
Riskified stock will hit the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker RKSD very soon.
The company wants to sell 17.3 million shares at a range of $18 to $20.
At the high end, that would make the company worth about $346 million.
The Riskified IPO date could come as early as July 29 - but that will be confirmed once the company nails down its opening price.
Let's find out whether Riskified stock is a diamond or a dud today...
Outbrain stock just became one of the latest IPOs available through the Robinhood trading platform.
Shares are predicted to trade for $24 to $26.
The New York advertising company will sell 8 million shares, making it a $208 million IPO at peak.
They expect a valuation around $1.39 billion.
Here's what that means for Outbrain stock and where it's headed.
You've probably seen the Dole sticker on a banana.
Well, you will soon find the Dole stock ticker "DOLE" on the New York Stock Exchange.
But Dole stock, while an instantly recognizable fruit and veggie brand, might not be the buy it seems.
We want to help you make an informed decision before getting hyped on this IPO, so we're going to share a few points from the Dole IPO filing today.
F45 Training Holdings came to Robinhood IPO Access on Wednesday, July 7.
You can find it under the ticker "FXLV".
These Robinhood IPO stocks so far have been top-tier - Figs (NYSE: FIGS) and Clear Secure (NYSE: YOU) gained up to 90% and 46% respectively after their IPOs.
But F45 stock seems like a different story...
This summer’s set to bring us the biggest IPO wave we’ve ever seen.
And Michael’s identified a unique leader that finances Silicon Valley startups and could be the single best way to grab a piece of the $40 billion IPO summer….
Chinese ride-hailing firm Didi Chuxing (NYSE: DIDI) went public Wednesday, June 30.
The company has been called the “Uber of China.” IPO investors were all over this one, oversubscribing the book and forcing Didi to increase the deal size.
According to Reuters, the Didi IPO is the biggest U.S.
share sale by a Chinese company since Alibaba (NYSE: BABA) raised $25 billion in 2014.
The Didi Chuxing IPO has created a major buy opportunity for American investors.
The Alibaba IPO price was a whopping $68 and it still added a hefty 232% in a short time following its U.S.
IPO.
It trades at $226 today.
You can expect a similar pattern with Didi Chuxing in the years to come. Here’s why...
Investors get the chance to buy Duolingo stock at the IPO price via Robinhood starting today.
All you need to do is request shares via the Robinhood app for a chance to be randomly selected to receive the shares.
This is part of Robinhood's new IPO Access feature, giving retail investors rare access to IPO stocks they would not have had before.
And you will probably want to throw your name in the hat for Duolingo stock.
The first (and most recent) IPO stock to go through Robinhood is up more than 100% since the offering.
Figs Inc. (NYSE FIGS) went from a $22 IPO price to $47 today.
According to Allied Market Research, the data-as-a-service industry is expected to reach $61.4 billion value by 2026.
That’s more than 1,120% growth from $5 billion in 2018.
And now that Confluent stock trades on the NASDAQ, retail investors can potentially take part in that.
The stock ticker is CFLT. But read this before you look it up to buy…
Robinhood just added another IPO stock to its new IPO Access program.
Clear Secure Inc. filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday, June 7.
The company will trade under the stock ticker "YOU."
They expect a valuation of $2.2 billion, raising over $390 million in the IPO on 13.2 million shares priced between $27 and $30.
Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS), J.P. Morgan (NYSE: JPM) and Wells Fargo (NYSE: WFC) will lead the underwriting process of this IPO.
Opportunities to invest in IPO stocks are still few and far between for retail investors.
Let's talk about whether Clear Secure stock an undeniable buy opportunity, or if you should wait...
Doximity stock will go public this week at $4 billion valuation.
Whether or not you’ve heard of the company, it meets a highly relevant need in its field today.
The rise of cloud-based medicine makes the Doximity IPO one of the hottest of 2021.
Think about how necessary it was for medical workers during the pandemic to stay connected while hospitals were being overrun.
Even on a regular day, success in medicine requires seamless logistics.
And that starts with better, faster communication among medical professionals.
Doximity helps make that happen.
And it results in patients getting the treatment they need, faster.
The company will offer 23,300,000 shares at a price range of $20 to $23.
It’s only a short time before shares of “DOCS” hits the New York Stock Exchange.
Here’s how you should play the Doximity IPO...
WalkMe stock will go public this week.
It joins a wave of office productivity stocks going public - and unicorns, no less, this one valued at $2 billion.
It's not the first stock of its kind to go public recently - Monday.com, another business software company did the same earlier in June.
We like Monday.com a lot. But this is not an easy sector to win.
Even if its technology sounds interesting, WalkMe could have its work cut out.
Let's talk about whether you should buy WalkMe stock after the IPO.
Sprinklr stock goes public next week.
The Sprinklr IPO is expected to sell 19 million shares priced between $18 and $20 a pop.
That will value the company at close to $5 billion.
That's not too shabby for a company with just under $340 million in sales last year.
While not the flashiest company, it could be a silent winner in the enterprise software market set to double from $500 billion to $1 trillion by the end of the decade.
If you miss out on profits from this trend, don't let it be because you found it "boring."
ATAI Life Sciences will go public this week.
And investors wanting to cash in on one of the hottest medicine and mental health trends need to pay attention to this stock.
The ATAI IPO will raise around $100 million that the company can add to its already-sizeable cash on hand, about $97 billion as of the end of 2020.
ATAI stock could be the biggest psychedelic stock opportunity on the NASDAQ to date.
How much do you enjoy spending a lunch break in line at the bank? Well, in the future, you don't have to.
A little company called Chime came to solve that problem.
And we could get a Chime IPO as early as this year.
Mobile banking will disrupt more than you think.
We're not saying it will totally disappear massive corporations like Bank of America (NYSE: BAC) or Wells Fargo (NYSE: WFC), but it sure as heck will give them a run for their money.
