How to Trade 'IPO' Stocks

Name: How to Trade 'IPO' Stocks
Rating: 4.2 (6 reviews)

Learn to analyze initial public offerings (IPO), technical and fundamental features that increase your odds for success.

Created byRonak Davé Founder of RPM Assets

Last updated 7/2022

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What you'll learn

-How to succesfully trade IPOs in the Stock Market
-How to get automatic updates on new IPOs for FREE
-What financial characteristics are most important for IPOs success
-Identify common chart patterns

Course content

2 sections • 15 lectures • 36m total length

About This Course0:59
Learn to trade IPO stocks by reviewing trading platform setup and fundamental charting principles. Then study IPO basics, how companies go public, and risk-reward strategies to improve success odds.
How to Setup your Trading Platform8:30
What is Support and Resistance?1:57
Identify support and resistance on stock charts, where buyers outnumber sellers at support and prices bounce near area, while resistance prompts reversals, as shown with Five Below and Tesla examples.
How to Identify a Breakout2:19
Learn to identify a stock breakout by recognizing price resistance and multiple tests, where rising demand overcomes sellers in a bullish market, with examples like Chipotle.

The Data1:18
Identify winning ipo stocks using trust analysis and data inspired by William O'Neill research, including earnings growth over 25% (average 36%). Target accelerating growth and new product groups.
What is an IPO and why don't you need to have pre IPO shares to make money?2:40
discover what an IPO stock is and how a private company becomes public through an initial public offering; learn that you don't need pre-IPO shares to profit.
What are the best Financial Characteristics for successful IPOs?1:49
Identify the two essential IPO indicators—quarterly earnings per share and annual earnings per share growth—and see eps defined as net profit divided by shares, with MicroStrategy and Tesla cited.
Big Winners often come in New Sectors4:12
Big winners often come from new sectors; IPOs signaling sector-wide momentum can drive moves in the electric vehicle and cannabis sectors, with opportunities arising months or years after their IPO.
When NOT to Buy IPOs?3:16
Exercise patience and wait weeks or months after an IPO for lower-risk entries, guided by earnings growth, fundamentals, and chart analysis.
Should you be afraid by the lock up period?2:38
Do not forget about market direction before buying an IPO.1:34
Assess market direction before buying an IPO; moving averages like the 50- and 200-day help gauge uptrends, but IPOs remain volatile and align with the S&P 500.
Why do companies go public?1:05
Companies go public to raise funds through an IPO, enabling debt payoff and expansion. It also lets early investors and employees exit, while increasing regulatory duties and quarterly earnings reporting.
What WAYS do companies go public?2:04
Compare the three main paths to going public: traditional IPOs with underwriters and a lockup period, direct listings with no lockup and lower costs, and SPACs as blank-check vehicles.
How to set up IPO Alerts for FREE!1:08
Set up free IPO alerts with Google Alerts to receive automatic updates on new IPOs in your inbox, following Gmail and Google apps steps.
Last Pieces of Advice0:58
Manage your risk by keeping losses small and protecting trading capital. Learn continuously and stay patient as IPOs and markets cycle, enabling gains when conditions turn favorable.
How to Trade IPO Stocks Exam

Requirements

No trading experience needed.

Description

My goal in this course is to share the right tools with you to increase your odds for success.

Anyone guaranteeing you all win isn't telling you the truth.

In this course I want to share what I've learned to help you identify stock IPOs that are likely to be big winners.

After taking this course, Students will be able to identify stock chart patterns of successful ipos, evaluate the fundamentals of new companies coming to the market that are likely to be successful, and also how to better manage risk when trading.

The course is designed in three parts, first, how to set up your stock chart. Second, a review of basic charting principles and third what financial characteristics of ipos are most important when considering investing in them.

This course is open to all levels but beginner and intermediate traders are likely to benefit the most. If you are a student or have a regular job and are just getting into trading, this course is ideal for you. If you are wondering why some IPOS go on to great success and others fail miserably this course will help you understand that better. There is a lot of bias and misinformation in the financial news. I hope to help you bring some clarity to your investing strategies and in doing so, improve your odds for making money trading IPOs.

Thank you for your interest in this course, I would ask you to join the community, so we can all more successfully invest in new companies in the stock market.

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