Quotes about ipo (16 Quotes)


    The interest and the magic of the word IPO will attract people, ... But after market, it's up to Renaissance's ability to not research the stocks which it's been paid for, but to pick the right stock.


    We're coming off several quarters in a row where commercial IT buyers were not buying much of anything. That's the limitation. It's going to take several quarters for demand to rebuild so the IPO market will be coming back in baby steps.

    The market has been in abstinence and here's the first IPO and (the market) is going to have a binge. This IPO is getting more reward than it would have gotten before. It is a 'me-too' business-to-business service firm. There are a lot of other companies out there like it.



    He has a secret ambition he's going to IPO and be a millionaire. This tech shakeup is going to change a lot of people's thinking. It's an upscale way of buying a lottery ticket. It doesn't come into the plan.

    With strong companies such as these opting not to go public, one can't help but wonder how accommodating the market is for tech issues. The IPO is no longer a reflex action, ... MA may be a better alternative. Companies are assessing whether they should try the IPO or take the cash, where they know they'll at least get something.



    Technology in general and the Internet in particular are entirely responsible for the increase, ... A solid U. S. economy, a sensitive but wildly volatile stock market, and a receptive, though selective, IPO market, combined with the ever-expanding opportunities for technology, create an ideal environment for venture capitalists and entrepreneurs alike.

    We have a schedule of IPO preparations. One of its key elements is meeting investors. I have already held dozens of one-on-one meetings and more large ones. So, we are working with investors and preparing to consolidate our subsidiaries. We are on schedule, and I assume we will proceed with the IPO according to the plan.


    It could go to 300, it could go to 200, ... It really depends on the frenzy that it meets this morning. It certainly could be worth 100 or 200 a share very easily it has established a real brand for itself it has almost 70 percent of the marketplace, due to its excellent marketing, it has really out-paced Windows, and it hasn't made the mistake that Apple Computer made way back when It has an open platform instead of a closed platform. Certainly with today's IPO market, they picked a very fortuitous time to go public. The average IPO this year is up 150 percent.

    When companies first come public, there's a lot of hype, anticipation. The company is out hyping the IPO on a road show and investors get very excited and they might pay a bit higher than they may in normal situations.

    The LSE has again avoided focusing on matters within its control, pinning its hopes on cyclical equity and IPO market movements and an optimistic belief in global exchange consolidation.

    The IPO market gives the outward appearance of a rebound but that is a false sense of confidence. The market is firming up and there are definitely upgrades but not all the signs are clear.



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