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Scott Melker (The Wolf Of All Streets)
Claim author · 📅 12.06.2026 · Bitcoin Faces A $75B SpaceX Drain Today –...
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"The 10 biggest IPOs in history went down an average of 35% in their first 6 months."

Pending. The claim that the 10 biggest IPOs in history went down an average of 35% in their first 6 months is not supported by available data. Searches revealed that the performance of the largest IPOs was mixed. For instance, Visa gained...
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Methodology The claim that the 10 biggest IPOs in history went down an average of 35% in their first 6 months is not supported by available data. Searches revealed that the performance of the largest IPOs was mixed. For instance, Visa gained 92% in its first three months, and ICBC rose by 48% in the same period. On the other hand, Facebook fell by 47%, and Saudi Aramco by 23% in their first three months. There is no consistent data confirming an average decline of 35% for all 10 biggest IPOs over 6 months, and individual examples indicate much more varied results, contradicting such an average decline.
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e to imagine rationally, I'm not saying this will happen, but we often see it happen that on the first day or in the first hours, we probably see a massive move up, right? because there's not that many sellers who have shares yet and there's going to be so much buying coming in. The question is what will happen, you know, over the next few months. The 10 biggest IPOs in history went down an average of 35% in their first 6 months. SpaceX wants 1.75 trillion on Friday and people are calling it a generational entry. So, you know that I've definitely been a bit concerned uh about where the liquidity for all of this is going to come from today. But I think if the liquidity was coming out, that's probably the tech selloff we saw last week. The liquidity is out. Right? I mean, pe

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