Initial public offering (IPO)

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    Andrey Orlov
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    The initial sale (or issuing) of a company’s shares to external investors is called the initial public offering (IPO). An IPO happens when a company decides to become a public company.

    IPOs are usually executed during strong or bullish markets because there is more cash flowing and investors are more likely to buy or invest in new public companies.