How do I know when a company will begin trading?
January 21st, 2008 | by Adam |
VMI asked:
How can I know when a company will begin trading and how much the price per share will be?
For example, VMWare began trading on Tuesday at $29 per share, but that was made public about two days before the IPO. I read an article dated 8/13 that mentioned this, and they opened on 8/14.
How can I find that type of information for other companies?
How can I know when a company will begin trading and how much the price per share will be?
For example, VMWare began trading on Tuesday at $29 per share, but that was made public about two days before the IPO. I read an article dated 8/13 that mentioned this, and they opened on 8/14.
How can I find that type of information for other companies?
Thanks.
3 Responses to “How do I know when a company will begin trading?”
By zanthus on Jan 24, 2008 | Reply
Initial public offerings are hard to get in on because the underwriter typically will set an intial price for the shares and make them available to large institutional investors before they start officially trading.
try IPO.com for more info.
By linda101 on Jan 25, 2008 | Reply
go to breifing.com and under calendars, go to ipo and they have a list.
By Frank Castle on Jan 27, 2008 | Reply
I can email you the information you need.