IPO Lookout

Despite a light week for new issue stocks, the IPO market received plenty of attention due to this year's third-largest IPO, JD.com (NASDAQ: JD). JD.com sold 93.7 million shares, raising $1.8 billion after pricing at $19 per American Depository Share (ADS), above the expected range of $16 to $...

San Mateo, California-based camera maker GoPro filed its public prospectus to go public on the Nasdaq Stock Market on Monday. The company makes wearable cameras that have become immensely popular with extreme sports enthusiasts, including surfers, skiers and rock climbers. In addition, the...

After a lull in initial public offerings (IPOs), the market is showing signs of revitalization. For the week ending Friday May 9, there were seven IPOs for US markets, with this week bringing seven more. Here's a look at this week's offerings, and a recap of last week's action. IPOs for the...

Last week's IPOs waited until Friday to debut: Ares Management (NYSE: ARES), Papa Murphy's (NASDAQ: FRSH), Aldeyra Therapeutics (NASDAQ: ALDX), and Scynexis (NASDAQ: SCYX). These IPOs enter a heavily mixed market as the S&P 500 swung between green and red after the employment situation...

U.S. equity offerings for the week of April 28 are still slow. This week the market expects to open three new securities for trading including the delayed IPO of Aldeyra Therapeutics (NASDAQ: ALDX). Other offerings for this week are alternative asset manager Ares Management (NYSE: ARES) and “...

IPOs as of late seem to have slowed down to a crawl, with most stock openings disappointing bright eyed investors on day one. Thursday's IPOs shed a glimmer of hope as the following companies open for trading: Weibo (NASDAQ: WB), Vital Therapies (NASDAQ: VTL), Sportsman's Warehouse...

Three IPOs hit exchange floors Wednesday, Moelis & Co (NYSE: MC), Opus Bank (NASDAQ: OPB), and Trivascular Technologies (NASDAQ: TRIV). Trading opened with mixed results, seeing Moelis & Company and Opus Bank head south after opening, while Trivascular Technologies packed on 18 percent...