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TSX IPOs: Dumping on Retail as a Service
Q4 Inc listed at $12/share and raised $100 million when it IPO'd in 2021.
The lowest it went was $1.88/share.
Their latest play is....getting acquired for $6/share by a PE firm.
Only way to have made money on a bunch of these stocks and poorly-performing companies was to short right after IPO and to go long when they're 1/5th their IPO price until they're acquired.
The lowest it went was $1.88/share.
Their latest play is....getting acquired for $6/share by a PE firm.
Only way to have made money on a bunch of these stocks and poorly-performing companies was to short right after IPO and to go long when they're 1/5th their IPO price until they're acquired.
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