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Stock performance of tech companies following their IPO

 

Stock performance of U.S. tech companies in the first 15 days of trading after their IPO (indexed to IPO price)

United States Source: Statista; Yahoo Finance


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This statistic illustrates the stock performance of selected tech and internet companies in the 15 days after their respective IPO. eBay's stock price soared after it started trading and closed the first trading day at more than 2.6 times its IPO price.

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close Markets and sectors
Finance, Insurance & Real Estate , Banking & Investment
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Survey time period 2012
Object of investigation Stock performance of tech and internet companies
Region United States
Macroregion North-America only
Type time series
Category business company, other
Relevance 4
Release
Published by Statista
Release date February 2012
Cataloging
Tags Amazon (proper name), eBay, Google, Groupon, internet companies, IPO, IPOs, LinkedIn, Microsoft, Pandora, Yahoo, Zynga
Top tags Google, Microsoft, IPO
Markets and sectors Finance, Insurance & Real Estate, Banking & Investment
Further information All values represent closing prices indexed to the respective IPO price.
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