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It is not as easy as it was five to six years ago to get in on a company's IPO, these days private investors are excluded from many of them. But the second a company floats, you can buy or sell its shares in the aftermarket. Long-term or short, investors and speculators do not have as much to go on as investors in companies that are well-established on the stockmarket but it still possible to profit. Fortunately our experts are on hand to plug the information gap.





Five rules for buying in the IPO aftermarket
Peter Temple

As it gets ever more difficult to buy new issues at the issue price investors now have to focus on a company's real worth. Peter Temple presents five rules that have served him well.

In search of the Goldilocks environment
Peter Temple

Making money on new issues is all about timing and optimum market conditions; right now you're most likely to profit from calculating the best short-term return

The best of the new issues
John Mulligan

The strongest new issue investments are usually companies going to IPO to fund further growth for profitable, niche businesses; John Mulligan picks his favourite candidates

The trouble with cash shells…
Ceri Jones

Is you're backing a management team to spend your money wisely in a difficult market; but done well they can offer under-funded gems a quicker and easier route to market

Trading a new issue
Alexander Davidson

Alexander Davidson explains how to get a fix on the price and avoid being a fall guy, if you are speculating on new issues.

Upcoming new issues
John Mulligan

Getting detailed information about companies ahead of an IPO can be tricky for private investors; as a head start John Mulligan highlights three that deserve further investigation



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