IPO = Exit liquidity
Reddit sucks hairy balls
this post was submitted on 04 Feb 2024
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IPO = Exit liquidity
This. It is so obvious that it literally causes me pain. Investors want their money back and their payout and the retail investors will be left holding the bag.
Sooo.... Short reddit and make billions? I only know what I learned from stonks back in the hayday
How do you short an IPO?
I think you'd have to do it the second shares start trading. Shares have to be available to borrow for shorting and there wouldn't be any for the public before trading starts.
Fuck reddit
fuck spez
Gross
This is gonna be fun...
Short?
They'll be disappointed by the valuation, that's for sure. Reddit is worth jack sh*t.
Paywalled, so I'm not sure if this is answered in the article, but it seems odd they'd go with NYSE instead of NASDAQ.
buy follow the pump and sell right?
Can't get any worse and might even get better if there's enough shareholders who understand how to run a business and can keep a stupid ceo in check.
Braindead take