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History Shows IPO Stocks Plunge Up to 48% Within 1 Year of Going Public. Here's Why SpaceX Could Defy the Odds in 2027.

Published by The Motley Fool · United States 3 h ago

IPO stocks tend to exhibit extreme volatility during their first year as a public company.

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