ilmscore | Prediction Details
"if you're the average retail investor buying in the moment it becomes public on the open market things are not looking so good that's because as investors go nuts over the hype and excitement of new fresh blood in the stock market that demand instantly pushes up the price which is why you'll sometimes see an IPO set at 100 a share but the moment it becomes available it's now 115 dollars well in that case only 48 percent of IPOs saw a price increase had you just bought in as soon as it was publicly available and that average gain was only a modest 1.3 percent meaning most IPOs lose money in the first day if you're an average retail investor"
By Graham Stephan | October 6, 2021 | Pending
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Going All In - The BECKY ETF Explained 00:02:57 - 00:03:30
Interpreted Prediction
For retail investors buying IPOs at the open market price, only 48% saw an increase, with an average gain of just 1.3%. This suggests most IPOs lose money on the first day for average retail investors.

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Topic
IPO Investment Strategy

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