We wouldn't have to call it an *Initial* Public Offering if companies never sold...

thedufer on Oct 17, 2017 | parent | context | favorite | on: The Crash of ’87, from the Wall Street Players Who...

We wouldn't have to call it an Initial Public Offering if companies never sold shares in subsequent Public Offerings. Most trades don't have the company in question on the selling side, but some do, even after the IPO.