If You Want To Make Money Invest In This IPO

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posterchild336 said:
I don’t agree with u breh they were valuing it 18-21 bucks then last week said 23-25 which was a lot for initial public offering so much people wanted in nobody would ever think it would get to where it was.. biggest iPo since 2008. I personally went to bank day before and wired 30k because I knew it was going to go public that Thursday and did not assumed I would get in in the 20s.. the company is now worth over 3 bill and was looking to raise over a bill this was a serious win for them and its only the first week
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i think you misread what i wrote.

beyond meat issued 9.5 million outstanding shares....which is new shares for new investors who want to get in (i'm sure you know but just giving info for ppl who don't)

$25/share: that's the price at which beyond meat issued shares = $238M raised.

$68.70/share: that's the price after day #1 of trading = $653M potentially raised.

$415M: that's how much money beyond meat left on the table by ipo-ing at a price that seemed to be too low.

a company aims to sell at the highest price and they could've raised more money.

i'm not saying the stock going up over 100% is bad for everyone, because early investors cashed out, but beyond meat went public to generate money to expand operations. they missed on out a lot of money.
 
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ahomeplateslugger said:
:what:

i think you misread what i wrote.

beyond meat issued 9.5 million outstanding shares....which is new shares for new investors who want to get in (i'm sure you know but just giving info for ppl who don't)

$25/share: that's the price at which beyond meat issued shares = $238M raised.

$68.70/share: that's the price after day #1 of trading = $653M potentially raised.

$415M: that's how much money beyond meat left on the table by ipo-ing at a price that seemed to be too low.

a company aims to sell at the highest price and they could've raised more money.

i'm not saying the stock going up over 100% is bad for everyone, because early investors cashed out, but beyond meat went public to generate money to expand operations. they missed on out a lot of money.
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I hear you but they had to be strategic on not to overvalue themselves (by definition companies stock price 50 times the earnings). Even with this astronomical amount they are at 40 times earnings at 3.9 bil. I still feel that this was ipo was high as hell and and scared to see what can possibly happen to impossible foods when they ipo with people seeing this numbers and trying to get in on the wave they missed on opening day
 
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just spoke to my Chinese investor boy, he said not to bother its too high right now:francis::francis::francis:

he kicked himself too, said we really missed the boat on this one:sadbron::mjcry:



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how often do you get to make 200% on your trade:picard::wow::mjcry:

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