IPO Boom Shows No Signs of Slowing [Barron’s Magazine]

this year’s activity suggests IPO activity will reach a new record in 2021. [Pre-IPO Secrets]( IPO Boom Shows No Signs of Slowing [Barron’s Magazine] [By Ian Wyatt] By Ian Wyatt Monday, March 15, 2021 [Amazon Bets $700 Million on EV Startup:]( Jeff Bezos is going 100% all-in on electric vehicles. The world’s biggest e-commerce company is buying 100,000 of these EV delivery trucks . . . and investing $700 million in this private stock. [Go here for urgent details.]( It’s an epic boom for initial public offerings or IPOs. American companies are rushing to go public at a record pace. In fact, this year’s activity suggests IPO activity will reach a new record in 2021. Plus, new technology IPOs are soaring on Day One of trading. [Go here for urgent details on my #1 EV Pre-IPO]( (before trading starts). During the last 12 months, there have been 52 tech stock IPOs. These stocks jumped an average of 65% on the first day of trading, according to [Barron’s magazine.]( Plus, many newly public stocks continue soaring AFTER going public. Just take a look at the top five best-performing IPOs from the last 12 months. - 329% in Shift4 Payments - 404% in Greenwich LifeSciences - 442% in AMT - 450% in CureVac - 515% in Inari Medical Meanwhile, this year has been marked by some sizable IPOs with great returns . . . Online gaming platform Roblox (NYSE: RBLX) went public last week and its stock is up 58%. The direct listing price valued the company at $29 billion. Last week also saw a South Korean e-commerce company called Coupang (NYSE: CPNG) launch an IPO. That company raised $4.5 billion and Coupang stock shot up 40% on the first day of trading. Plus, an online dating platform called Bumble (NASDAQ: BMBL) started its IPO by raising $2.2 billion. Of course, shares also jumped 63% on the NASDAQ debut. This strong share price performance will encourage more companies to go public. 2021 has already seen 68 new IPOs raise $38.4 billion. And it’s likely that activity will eclipse last year’s 219 IPOs. [The IPO Boom of 2021]( [Go Here for Details on My #1 Pre-IPO for March]( Initial public offerings are clearly booming . . . And there’s currently a huge backlog of upcoming deals. 318 private companies have filed for initial public offerings, and they’re waiting to trade. These companies expect to raise a total of $75.3 billion from investors. Most investors will WAIT for these stocks to start trading. And they’ll then chase the stocks and pay a premium after the price jumps. Smart investors are using the [Billionaire’s Pre-IPO Secret]( to BUY shares – before these stocks begin their IPOs. Frankly, venture capital firms, hedge funds and big banks have been doing this for years. And now it’s your chance to jump into the hottest Pre-IPOs. My #1 EV Pre-IPO Right now, we’re in the early stages of an electric vehicle boom. One little known private company could soon become a major player. The company sold $100 million worth of these batteries last year. And they have a huge backlog including [orders for $1.5 billion of these electric vehicle batteries!]( Again – this company is currently PRIVATE. However, the company plans to go public this spring. And right now, you can scoop up your Pre-IPO shares BEFORE the stock starts trading. Unlike publicly traded EV stocks like Tesla, this one hasn’t already jumped +300% in the last year. [Go here ASAP for urgent details before tomorrow]( – my price target suggests 460% upside potential. 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