Plus, taking another look at Robinhood post-IPO and what it says about the modern marketplace.
Imagine if the SEC did not prohibit underwriters from lending out shares to short-sellers for 30 days after an IPO?
The debuts of Robinhood, Krispy Kreme and Dole were less than stellar, but one of the trio might be worth a good look right now.
When we combine the poorly placed HOOD IPO with the startling miss and guidance markdown in Amazon, the stage seems to be set for a correction.
As the Robinhood debacle shows, not much has changed over the decades when it comes to initial public offerings.
The big question is whether everything will be dragged down together or whether there will be some tradable rotation.
Is HOOD walking into the public spotlight with a bulls-eye on its back before it gets a chance to prove itself?
After being burned by Beijing, many U.S. investors are rightfully left wondering about their China-linked holdings.
Robinhood has had a bit of a rough patch on its journey to becoming a public company.
Unlike most recent IPOs, the health information platform company is profitable.