An initial public offering or IPO for short is a company's first share offering to the general public. An IPO can be a great way to purchase shares of a company at a cheap price. However, because the initial share price is typically set by an investment bank rather than supply and demand, they can be quite overvalued, forcing investors to either cut their losses or hold longer than expected to try and recoup any losses. So, the question becomes, how can you determine which IPO’s are worth investing in?
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