By IPO Edge Contributor SmallCapTrader Natura Cosméticos S.A. is emerging as a global cosmetics powerhouse from Brazil to China and is acquiring Avon Products Inc.’s non-U.S. business for $2 […]

While large-cap companies including Uber and Lyft have been in the spotlight in recent months, many companies are still at the small- and mid-cap phase when going public. Technicals suggest […]

Uber Shareholders May Be Shorting Lyft as a Hedge By John Jannarone Many Uber shareholders have been forbidden from selling shares until six months after the IPO. That restriction may […]

In an interview with Cheddar Thursday, IPO Edge Editor-in-Chief John Jannarone explained that Uber’s underwriters, including Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs, faced immense pressure to price the IPO correctly. First, […]

Stocks Trade Across 88 “Lit” and “Dark” Venues (Source: Nasdaq Economic Research, FINRA)    By John Jannarone Small, illiquid stocks may actually suffer from exposure across too many platforms and […]

In an interview with Cheddar Wednesday, IPO Edge Editor-in-Chief John Jannarone explains how Uber has made a more compelling offering to investors than Lyft. First, the company’s investor presentation makes […]

IPO Edge Interviews Rowing Blazers Founder Jack Carlson about May 1 Flagship Opening By John Jannarone From firmly-established public companies like Lululemon to upcoming IPOs like Hylete, the recent focus […]

In an interview with Cheddar Friday morning, IPO Edge Editor-in-Chief John Jannarone explains why Uber’s IPO is likely to face the same challenges as Lyft, whose shares just hit a […]

Eric Folkemer, Head of Nasdaq Private Market and Lawrence Calcano, CEO of iCapital Network  By John Jannarone For many high net worth investors, private equity has long been an appealing […]

Forum Attendees Weigh Merits of Owning Shares of Tech Companies Before or After IPO By John Jannarone When a crowd of 275 attendees ranging from venture capitalists to CEOs met […]