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There's an easy way to find out. Try to buy some.
I'm not on top of this and haven't read any articles yet, but if it's still in the IPO stages, you won't be able to get your hands on any shares yet... not until they hit the open market. And even then, where does one buy and shell shares that trade on the London Exchange? I honestly don't know. |
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I'm not a stock genius or anything, but I think there's usually a refractory period after the big jump of an IPO. Be careful with that much cash Geoff.
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Usually for the initial IPO only a select few can buy in. You'll have to wait until this initial period is over to buy. Probably going to cost a lot more per share by the time it's available to the public.
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If the experience of Google going public is any indication (I know totally different 'business'), knock yourself out.
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Ya, google blew up. People are saying it is overvalued as of now but it is still on the up.
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