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It hasn’t touched or even come close to $50 since early December
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Wait for them to win or at least podium in Australia next spring, bet it jumps at least 3 points.
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IPO - Inflated Price at Opening.
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What did they open at for reference?
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$60
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I just laughed at the people buying the IPO from the get go. Their stock depreciates just like their cars.
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I seem to recall most smart people saying that it was a horrible long-term investment. The best strategy was to jump in at opening, watch it balloon for in the first hour, then get out as fast as possible.
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Not to defend Ferrari stock as I think it was overpriced, but the entire stock market has been in the toilet lately.
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this is true
![]() 01/15/2016 at 12:37 |
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As far as I’m concerned, IPOs are basically a way for angel investors to make their money back from people who have more trust in their investments than they do.
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Lolz. That’s a big hit percentage wise. Though actually far lower initially then I would have guessed. From all the hype, I thought it was going to open at super-insane prices like several thousand dollars a share.
Guess Ferrari aren’t all that they think they are. Ha Ha.
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The S&P 500 is down like 12% from it’s high last year.... that typically means the majority of stocks are down more than 12% over the same period.