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April Fool’s Day (Thursday) wasn’t a complete joke this year.
The Compass stock ticker (COMP) went live on the New York Stock Exchange April 1.
It could see some big growth in the near future as the economy opens up and real estate prices keep climbing.
But the question of whether Compass stock is a buy for the long run is a different story.
Frontier Group Holdings pulled off an IPO last week in spite of the weakness of the airline industry.
But with travel demand bouncing back investors are taking a closer look at Frontier Airline stock as a potential recovery play.
The Frontier IPO launched at the low end of the price range and slipped even further the first day of trading.
The prices have since recovered a bit and the shares currently trade just above the IPO price.
That means investors who missed the IPO still have a chance to get into the stock near the IPO price.
That doesn't mean you should, though.
Here’s why the stock is attracting some attention, and why it doesn’t stand out among the rest…
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.
One of the hottest IPOs last week was Olo Inc.
(NYSE: OLO), a cloud-based e-commerce platform for restaurants.
The Olo IPO was priced Wednesday and saw strong initial buying interest with an almost 40% pop in price.
The stock, which was priced at $25 a share, got as high as $35 before pulling back at the end of the week.
Now that the Olo has pulled back, what’s the case for buying the stock?
It seems like every week we are seeing a major private company hit the public markets, and the Stripe IPO could be the biggest of them all.
Unfortunately, with this last capital raise, a Stripe IPO could be far away.
But the trend that's making Stripe such an attractive company is already here.
And you have the chance to profit from it right now without waiting for Stripe's IPO date...
Quantum computing isn’t just faster computing.
It’s faster computing that changes the world.
According to Gartner, 20% of global organizations will budget for quantum computing projects in 2030.
In 2018, that number was just 1%.
The battle for control over that 1,900% change comes down to only a handful of companies.
IonQ is one of them. And IonQ stock is going public this year.
A Didi Chuxing IPO is on the way, and the company is targeting a $60 billion valuation at launch.
An official date has not yet been announced, but they expect to go public sometime in the first half of 2021.
Here’s whether or not you should buy Didi stock after its IPO.
The Coupang IPO may very well be the biggest of the year.
While the Korean firm may be new to many investors, it's part of a trend you know a lot about.
In 2020 online spending represented 21.3% of total retail sales, up 44% since the previous year.
Global retail e-commerce sales for 2020 were over $4 trillion.
That is a lot of money spent online.
Enter Coupang, a Korean e-commerce titan that could go public with a valuation of around $50 billion under the ticker CPNG.
This would make it the largest IPO in a company based outside the U.S.
since Alibaba over five years ago.
There is a lot of chatter this morning about the possibility of a Reddit IPO.
If you get emails or come across material talking about all the wonderful possibilities of an IPO, do yourself a huge favor.
Ignore it.
The bottom line is, despite all the mainstream media hype, there is no timeline for an IPO.
So then why are you hearing about it?
Latch stock will soon be available on the public exchange after a merger was announced with TS Innovation Acquisitions (NASDAQ: TSIA).
You're probably more familiar with TS Innovation than you think.
Its parent, Tishman Speyer, is the company behind some of the world's most iconic buildings and complexes, like Yankee Stadium and Rockefeller Center.
Meanwhile, Latch is a 2014 tech startup ushering in a new age of building security technology.
They're worth close to $150 billion.
In theory, this sounds like a match made in heaven. But will Latch stock be a buy after the merger?
Last week, we learned that the Coinbase IPO might arrive sooner than later.
And there couldn't be a more perfect time than now.
Coinbase is using a direct listing to go public, which means it can go public much faster than a traditional IPO.
That’s huge, because they just got a massive catalyst…
With the Coinbase IPO building steam, it’s bound to also draw some negative attention.
But Coinbase stock could be a great way to profit from the rising popularity of cryptocurrency without holding any.
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The pandemic has many rethinking the entire education process.
The cost of a four-year education is astronomical, and many students spend the first decade or more of their career just paying back the loans they needed to fund their education.
After a full year of lockdown, remote schooling, we expect education to go fully digital at some point.
This makes the Coursera IPO one of the most exciting of the year.
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The chance to make 700% gains on a stock doesn’t come around everyday.
And when it does come around, you have to act.
That could very well be what we’re seeing with Starlink stock, a potential space IPO from Elon Musk.
You see, Tesla shares are up a whopping 700% this this year alone, so Musk knows a thing or two about making shareholders money on big tech breakthroughs.
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IPOs were red-hot in 2020.
They’re finishing the year with a revenue record of $140 billion.
The last record was in 1999 with $108 billion.
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In case you missed out, we’ve got six monster IPOs to look forward to in 2021...
