News from the IPO front, complete with gratuitous self-promotion.
First things first: gratuitious self-promotion. I’m quoted in these two articles from today’s papers on the health and doings of the IPO market:
- USA Today: Investors’ reactions mixed as IPOs make a comeback
- Wall Street Journal: IPO Market Snaps Back as Taste for Risk Returns (subscription required)
The upshot of my commentary is that the current busy, busy week for IPOs counts as big news not because any one market debut is so important — though A123 Systems is sitting pretty this morning — but because it marks such a departure from the drought-like conditions through which investors, underwriters, and aspiring IPO debutants have been suffering.
On tap: a much fuller pipeline of IPOs . . . and possibly more commentary from yours truly appearing in the national press. Meanwhile . . .
Do you think the IPO markets have really turned?
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Photo via Bob Bobster.
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