Matt never suggests buying into an IPO right at launch because in most cases they are overpriced. The primary focus of today's show is sharing IPOs to invest in, and it's not the latest picks the rest of the market tends to focus on. Never forget success in the stock market requires patience! Today Matt explains why these pullbacks and consolidations are not a bad thing and why he thinks that many of the innovative growth stocks will bounce back. The stock market bounce back has been going on for quite a while but the growth stocks that many are invested in are finally getting their turn. Get the analysis you need on IPOs, the top investment trends, the crypto market, and so much more on this episode! With this week being the biggest for IPOs since 2004 means that there are many stocks that you should be watching for the next year and finding the right time to buy in! That's why you need to take a long term approach even to IPOs and understand that in many cases 'early' doesn't mean the day, the week, or even the month that the company IPOs. However many of those IPOs come crashing down weeks or months later and that's when you want to buy in.Īmazon didn't become amazon overnight, in fact it was on the market for 10 years before its major uptrend began. Many IPOs are just straight up overpriced when the stock comes on the market, and so many investors rush to buy the stock to 'get in early' driving the price up even more in the short term. But investing in IPOs is not that simple. IPOs are something you always want to keep an eye on, because as we all know the earlier you get into a stock the better.

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