IPO Listings - Nasdaq
WEBFind information on upcoming and recent Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) on the Nasdaq. Review company details, offering prices, and performance insights.
Overview - Nasdaq
WEBJul 11, 2024 · What To Know About The IPO Pulse Index, the Leading Indicator That Is Keeping a Pulse On The IPO Market
IPO Performance - Nasdaq
WEBTrack IPO performance over various time periods from the date of initial pricing at Nasdaq.com.
A Record Year for IPOs in 2021 - Nasdaq
WEBJan 13, 2022 · Record new listings in 2021. It was a record year for the IPO market in 2021, fueled by the popularity of SPACs. Based on Nasdaq data, there were over 1,000 new listings (~59% of which were SPACs ...
3 Top IPO Stocks To Watch Today - Nasdaq
WEBMay 21, 2021 · With more stocks doubling in their first day of trading than ever before, it’s no secret that investors are buzzing about the latest IPO stocks in the stock market today.
Secondary Public Offerings (SPOs) - Nasdaq
WEBSee the latest recent and upcoming initial public offerings. Stock Splits. Find the latest Secondary Public Offering information, including recently priced, filed and withdrawn SPOs, at Nasdaq.com.
Stock Market Data with Stock Price Feeds - Nasdaq
WEBFind stock quotes, interactive charts, historical information, company news and stock analysis on all public companies from Nasdaq.
Robinhood's (HOOD) IPO: What You Need To Know - Nasdaq
WEBJul 28, 2021 · T omorrow, stock trading firm Robinhood is making its long-awaited public market debut. The mobile brokerage will raise an estimated $2.3 billion, offering 55 million shares priced between $38-$42 ...
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WEBGet the latest stock market news, stock information & quotes, data analysis reports, as well as a general overview of the market landscape from Nasdaq.
New IPOs: Why Don't They Start Trading Immediately After the …
WEBSep 16, 2021 · Initial public offerings, or IPOs, is one acronym that almost every investors knows. But IPOs often don't start trading immediately at 9:30 am when the bell rings. Why is that?