D Darts Well-known member Jan 15, 2017 23,023 11,259 113 Dec 10, 2020 #1 AirBNB IPO to-day which could value the company at $50 billion.
D decoy2673 Well-known member Oct 31, 2010 435 260 63 Dec 10, 2020 #2 IPOs can get frothy, alot of momentum traders. I think long term wont be a great hold. they dont really provide anything truly unique, they're just middlemen between home owners and travellers.
IPOs can get frothy, alot of momentum traders. I think long term wont be a great hold. they dont really provide anything truly unique, they're just middlemen between home owners and travellers.
R richaceg Well-known member Feb 11, 2009 14,500 6,320 113 Dec 10, 2020 #3 I highly doubt they're worth even half that...It has worked in the past but post covid...I would stay away... Reactions: bazokajoe
I highly doubt they're worth even half that...It has worked in the past but post covid...I would stay away...
D Darts Well-known member Jan 15, 2017 23,023 11,259 113 Dec 11, 2020 #4 Insane! The stock doubled in the first day of trading. Insiders cashing out?
D decoy2673 Well-known member Oct 31, 2010 435 260 63 Dec 11, 2020 #5 Darts said: Insane! The stock doubled in the first day of trading. Insiders cashing out? Click to expand... they will. but insiders often have a lockup period (IE cant sell until 80 days after IPO) to prevent them from all dumping on the first day.
Darts said: Insane! The stock doubled in the first day of trading. Insiders cashing out? Click to expand... they will. but insiders often have a lockup period (IE cant sell until 80 days after IPO) to prevent them from all dumping on the first day.