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This AI IPO Stock Just Crushed Its First Report As a Public Company. Here's Why Its Stock Dropped

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When companies first go public, they often capture an extra dose of market attention because of the possibility that investors have to get in early on a high-growth opportunity. While some initial public offerings slip under the radar and may not make much of a splash, others pique investor interest and can skyrocket rapidly.

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If You Bought 1 Share of Starbucks at Its IPO, Here's How Many Shares You Would Own Now

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Diving into Starbucks' stock split record On June 26, 1992, Microsoft debuted as a public company on the Nasdaq at an initial public offering of $17 per share. Payable Date Split Type April 8, 2015 2-for-1 Oct. And if the stock price keeps climbing, your shares could be worth a pretty penny. Table by author.

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Stock-Split Watch: 3 Unbeatable Tech Stocks That Look Ready to Split

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The company last split its shares back in 2015, and with its stock trading near its all-time high, another split could be announced as soon as this month. Moreover, its operating margin now stands at 24% -- the highest in its time as a public company. Image source: Getty Images. Investors should take notice.

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Nvidia Stock Is Up 150% in 2024. History Says the AI Stock Will Do This in the Second Half of the Year (Hint: It May Shock You).

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History says Nvidia could continue soaring in the second half of 2024 Nvidia became a public company in 1999. The chart below shows its share-price appreciation (or depreciation) in the first and second halves of each full year since its initial public offering (IPO). Read on to learn more.

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If You Invested $1,000 in PayPal Stock When It Went Public, This Is How Much You Would Have Today

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Looking back over the past eight years that PayPal (NASDAQ: PYPL) has been a public company, it hasn't been the success investors were hoping for. A little history and context When I talk about PayPal going public, I mean for the second time. Let's see what that means and if it can change.

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Why Is Everyone Suddenly Talking About Planet Fitness Stock?

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In September, shares of gym chain Planet Fitness (NYSE: PLNT) dropped to multiyear lows after the company suddenly removed Chris Rondeau from his position as CEO. 2013, leading the company through its initial public offering (IPO) in 2015. Rondeau had been at the helm since Jan.

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Etsy Stock: Buy, Sell, or Hold?

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That said, the company is still growing its top line and has yet to report a year-over-year drop in quarterly revenue as a public company. Etsy had its initial public offering (IPO) in 2015.