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Initial Public Offering (IPO)
An initial public offering (IPO) is a first introduce of company’s shares to the stock market. However, during initial public offering shares are sold not on the stock exchange but on network of clients by
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Greenshoe
A greenshoe is an option to sell or buy shares during initial public offering IPO. This option is agreed between the company that goes public and the ipo organizer (some corporate finance firm). The
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Flipping
Flipping is partly an investment strategy, partly a speculation when investor resells acquired property quickly on purpose to get fast profit. Flipping is most common in IPO’s when retail inv
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Share Issue
Share issue may refer to a new share issue or an existing one. An issue of new shares is associated with capital increase of a company during ipo (initial public offering) or SPO (secondary public offering). All
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