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Re: redsox2445 post# 16779

Thursday, 10/25/2007 1:45:23 AM

Thursday, October 25, 2007 1:45:23 AM

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nevermind guys: So the first trade goes out to the market orders. The price they pay is a "reasonable" amount higher than the limit orders in the queue. What the price winds up being is anyone's guess.

But it is important to understand: there were no trades in the gap.

When Briefing.com reports that an IPO has opened at $60, when the IPO price was $15, there weren't any trades at $30 or $40. The price just jumped, just like it does for non-IPO stocks overnight on news.

You haven't missed out on a $45 opportunity when you see that an IPO has risen from $15 to $60 on its first trade. The opportunity was never there.




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