Buying an IPO. Again.

by Travis Johnson, Stock Gumshoe | September 14, 2017 12:00 pm

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27 responses to “Buying an IPO. Again.”

  1. dcohn says:

    IPOAU does not come up as a symbol.

    What am I doing wrong??

    Thanks so much for what you do.

    I must admit I buy newsletters from Stansberry and have done well.

    That said my biggest winners are unquestionably from Stock Gumshoe, by far. Of course the Dr. KSS ideas are phenomenal and ideas on metals by members who I won’t name are also so much appreciated.

    Thank you for teaching me the basics.

    Doug

  2. dcohn says:

    TD thinkorswim it does not find it. Fidelity does. Weird. IPOAU

  3. tedlizclark says:

    On what exchange is the IPO listed?

  4. pmb2pmb says:

    Travis – FYI. I have an account with Ameritrade and the symbol comes up but no purchase was possible because it was not programmed into their system yet. I talked with them and it is now and trades are possible as IPOA.U. Thanks for the heads-up. It does sound promising.

  5. fxcruiser says:

    Just curious Travis. Why would “passing on Uber” be considered a mistake by anyone? It’s a (To date) massive cash burning, never close to profitable (IMOH) Ponzi scheme. I’ve been of the belief that Travis K. and Bernie M. were somehow related.

  6. psarachik says:

    Finally found it at Interactive Brokers as IPOA U.
    Never saw a space in a stock symbol before.

  7. mrmicrobrew says:

    I nibbled at Fidelity on a lot at 10.32, hope thats a good entry!

  8. jpeters98 says:

    In Canada we refer to these as Capital Pool Companies(CPC) or junior capital pools, My group started 2 of these in the early 2000’s. Both found “targets”, but neither was successful because of a lack of capital and questionable business models In Travis’ SPACs, , staring with $500 million. gives them a better chance at finding a target with cash flow and early growth. I would like to see a Harvard Business study of the past success and failures and the factors leading to both. Then I might invest.

  9. ssethuraman says:

    So “hedosophia” is Greek for “the wisdom of pleasure”? Or “the pleasure of wisdom”?

  10. midorosan says:

    I didn’t hesitate Travis if it’s good for you I’m giving it a try.

  11. hillva says:

    On Merrill Edge it’s IPOA’U currently at 10.59/10.60

    a day late and a dollar short ;-}

  12. basha says:

    I tried to place a small order, but it seems my account is not eligible for IPOs. Not sure what I am doing, I have to admit. In a learning phase. Apologies for being a newbie. Don’t want to waste anyone’s time.

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