Showing posts with label IPO. Show all posts
Showing posts with label IPO. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 26, 2014

WEB Bubble 2.0 - KING IPO Crushed KING SOCL TWTR FB LNKD

  

  Carl Icahn with his warning about the big sell down coming can be right on the money. KING IPO is crushed today and Web Bubble 2.0 can be very close to the major correction. Social Media darlings are sliding down recently as we can see on the chart above. 
  We are just wondering has all world gone totally nuts or it is only virus spreading in the West? Mobile games are the most important thing right now judging by the Valuations and The Bubble Media buzz, only "stupid" Chinese are buying all Gold they can get and the best Copper and Lithium projects around the Globe.  We will see who will be right in the end.

Carl Icahn And DOW Chart: Houston We Have A Problem - Major Sell Down Coming DIA SPY QQQ

 "Carl Icahn knows how to move Apple share price with couple of tweets, is he now engaging with the FED and will demand to Taper The Taper? His Call today about the Major Sell Down Of Market Coming is very well timed. On the daily chart above you can see very ugly Bearish Candle printed last Friday. We have very well defined Double Top Bearish Reversal in place."

ZeroHedge:

Candy Crushed - IPO Drops 15%


"Having IPO'd at $22.50, King Digital Entertainment - the maker of Candy Crush - opened disappointingly this morning at $20.50 and is trading down tro $19.20!... just keep repeating the mantra that KING is not ZNGA and we are sure the levitation will resume. Of course, this would have nothing to do with the record-setting levels of earnings-less IPOs that are occurring.


Friday, April 15, 2011

Lithium Drive: Zipcar IPO a smash hit; Car sharing company raises $174.3 million zip, tnr.v, czx.v, alk.ax, lmr.v, tsla, rm.v, nup.ax, srz.ax, usa.ax, jnn.v, abn.v, res, mcp, avl.to, quc.v, cee.v, sqm, fmc, roc, li.v, wlc.v, clq.v, lit, nsany, byddf, gm, dai, rno.pa, hev, aone, vlnc

   

  Interesting idea and company - we hope that they will be using more and more Plug-In Hybrids and Electric Cars in their fleet. This approach is not as straight forward for our Next Big Thing as Tesla IPO or upcoming International Lithium IPO, but we will monitor the company development.



January 27, 2011 09:25 AM

Globe Staff

Don't be surprised to see a Toyota Prius Plug-In Hybrid Vehicle with a Zipcar logo tooling around Boston some time soon --- or near the campus of MIT.

The Cambridge-based car-sharing service said in a press release that it is testing this model to see if it's a good fit for the Zipcar fleet. The Prius Plug-In Vehicle is not scheduled to become commercially available until next year.

Zipcar Inc. said today that it is evaluating eight Toyota Prius Plug-In Hybrid Vehicles in such markets as Boston/Cambridge, San Francisco, and Portland, Ore. One of the electric vehicles, or EVs, will be located on the campus of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Zipcar said.

Following its recent acquisition of the British car-sharing company Streetcar Ltd., Zipcar has about 8,000 vehicles in its fleet and roughly 530,000 members in urban areas and college campuses throughout the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom.

"The new vehicles are part of a pilot program with Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. to demonstrate plug-in hybrid technology, evaluate the performance of the vehicles and help to educate and prepare the public for the electrification of the automobile," Zipcar said in a press release.

According to Zipcar, Toyota is distributing 160 Prius PHVs nationwide as part of the run-up of the car's official commercial debut.

In a statement, Zipcar chairman and chief executive Scott Griffith noted that his company is committed to "taking a thoughtful and deliberate approach to EVs."

He added: "Zipcar is an ideal test bed for early consumer acceptance of EVs. This project will allow companies to receive direct feedback from thousands of consumers in three cities and help evaluate how EVs fit into a large-scale car sharing model."

Meanwhile, last month, Zipcar said its acquisition to buy Streetcar Ltd., a British car-sharing company, had been given final clearance by regulators in the United Kingdom who were initially concerned that the deal might lessen competition. When the deal was announced last spring, Zipcar said it would pay about $50 million in company stock to buy Streetcar.

In June, Zipcar filed for an initial public offering worth up to $75 million. So far, no date for that IPO has been set. In that regulatory filing, Zipcar reported 2009 revenues of $131.2 million but said it was $56.4 million in debt."





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Zipcar IPO a smash hit; car sharing company raises $174.3 million


Despite its struggles – which you can read about here, here and here – Zipcar, one of the world's leading car sharing companies, has officially gone public.

Zipcar's IPO yesterday raised $174.3 million with shares priced at a rather lofty $18 each. The company and its stockholders had initially planned to sell 8.3 million shares in the $14 to $16 range, but stockholders reportedly let loose 1.4 million additional shares, according to an anonymous source who spoke with Reuters.

Zipcar has reported losses every year since its creation, accumulating a total deficit of $65 million in 2010, according to its filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. In addition, Zipcar warns that it expects to incur a net loss in 2011.

Goldman Sachs & Co. and JPMorgan were the underwriters for the car sharing company's IPO. Zipcar shares are currently trading at $28 on NASDAQ under the symbol "ZIP."http://www.zipcar.com/about/
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