 | | I’m not a big fan of investing in initial public offerings (IPOs) when they first hit the market.
It’s not until the lockup period ends — usually 180 days after the IPO prices, when insider shares open to the broader market — that you get a feel for the long-term performance of an IPO stock.
Because so few total shares are traded at first, there is much higher demand for supply. Thus the stock price inflates. In this episode of The Bull & The Bear, I show you why Robinhood’s IPO won’t be a buy. 
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Poll of the Week Chad Stone, Assistant Managing Editor Robinhood’s user base ballooned to 18 million funded accounts during the COVID-19 bull market recovery. That’s impressive!
Robinhood makes it easy to buy and sell stocks and other assets, but it might lack some features you’re looking for.
Have you tried Robinhood, or do you prefer a different broker to execute your trades? Click here to vote in our newest weekly Money & Markets poll! 
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| Mike Huckabee has made a shocking confession… "When it comes to investing my money, I feel like I'm stumbling around in the dark." But recently, he found a way to fight back. He discovered a group of 100,000 Americans who are rising up … boldly taking control of their financial future. Using a powerful investing secret, everyday folks are going from confusion, fear and frustration with their investments … to clarity, peace and success. No wonder Governor Huckabee calls it a "Miracle on Main Street." | |
Week Ahead
Earnings season is in full swing again.
In this week’s Money & Markets Week Ahead, I break down expectations for a telecoms giant. I also take a look at an insurance IPO dropping this week, as well as existing home sales in June.
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1975: A U.S. Apollo and a Soviet Soyuz spacecraft linked up for the first time, beginning a new era in scientific cooperation between the two nations. | |
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