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Doubt it... these IPOs rarely move according to the number of shares bought the day before.
In fact, many IPOs that have sold almost all its shares on IPO day end up dropping because it's all about what the reset traders do at 3 in the morning. I doubt they'll short this one, but to just buy this one and hold it until there's some announcement about if/when the movie will be made/released is just asking to lose a TON of money ... or trade it up/down and lose a million each time. I'm no Jim Cramer but it seems like a bad investment at that price.
CinePop Brazil Interview: Tom Holland will take an unspecified "break" before SPID9 Feb 16, 16:24
H$350m IPO... are you effin' kidding me? Ridiculous. {nm} Feb 16, 16:42
On the plus side, it's one of very few nearly guaranteed theatrical projects that will open huge no matter how it pans out. Feb 16, 17:35
$52.5m * 70m shares. Money locked away for 3 years or so. Didn't know we had that many HSX rich players still playing Feb 16, 18:25
You'll make up the 2% comission by Monday. {nm} Feb 16, 18:46
Its not just the SPID9 Feb 16, 20:41
Doubt it... these IPOs rarely move according to the number of shares bought the day before. Feb 17, 05:24
Venom 3 peaked a litle over $10 million above IPO price and that was much cheaper to buy/trade. {nm} Feb 17, 06:08
$10 is nearly 3% of SPD9, and more than 8% of VENM3. There are enough traders who could afford the shares. {nm} Feb 17, 07:43
I'm wondering how many small portfolio owners... Feb 16, 23:31
That's partially what I'm worried about. {nm} Feb 17, 06:44
It seems like a "play the players" situation. Feb 17, 20:44