Google's IPO Trading Defies Dutch Auction Logic?
TopShelf writes "Today's first-day trading gains for Google may not have just been the result of ambitious day-traders. This story from CBS Marketwatch alleges that Google deliberately set the $85 IPO price well below the true clearing price of their Dutch Auction, and issued fewer shares than expected, perhaps with the intent of limiting supply and assuring themselves a nice runup during the first trading day. In the story's informal survey, winning bidders only received 75% of the shares they should have."
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I'm from Holland, isn't that weird?
FIRST!
Japanese pussy is an unforgiving friend.
I have met the dangerous 208-year old uncle of Dr. Octagon, Mr. Gerbik!!!
Irritable, left-wing and possibly humorous bumper stickers and t-shirts
5 consecutive stories already? Dude, whatcha on today?
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Now if he preferred windows clearly that would be a different matter altogether.
... oh sorry, I must have read "life" wrong :)