Buying low and selling high — that’s the name of the game for investors looking to capitalize on IPOs. Play our game to find out how well you can predict the market.
A review of big recent tech IPOs in California — including Lyft — suggests there’s often a pattern in the early days of trading. Investors privy to this pattern might have a better chance of buying low and selling high.
For instance, LinkedIn opened at $83 and closed that first day at $94.25. But Day 22 was the best time to buy.Lyft has only been trading for 28 days.
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