A Guide to IPO Investing
Investing in initial public offerings (IPOs) has been and continues to be largely reserved for institutional investors. To clarify, we’re referring to the right to buy shares in a company prior to the shares trading on the open market.
Occasionally, individual investors can get in on the IPO action, maybe to the tune of a hundred shares, if they’re lucky. While 100 shares is probably chump change to institutional investors, it could prove to be a sizable holding for an individual.
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