<p>IPOs tend to be underpriced in short-run.  That is to say, they go up on the first day of trading.  In the longer-term (3-5 years) they tend up underperform their control groups. </p>

IPOs tend to be underpriced in short-run. That is to say, they go up on the first day of trading. In the longer-term (3-5 years) they tend up underperform their control groups.

<p>IPOs tend to be underpriced in short-run. &nbsp;That is to say, they go up on the first day of trading. &nbsp;In the longer-term (3-5 years) they tend up underperform their control groups.&nbsp;</p>

A look at IPO underpricing and overpricing

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