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Oracle (ORCL.N): Starting in fiscal year 2029, growth will be supported by its own funds.
2026-10-29
Oracle (ORCL.N): Starting in fiscal year 2029, growth will be supported by its own funds.
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UBS says investor sentiment remains cautious amid heightened macro volatility, rising geopolitical tensions and political uncertainty, including in the US.
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As anticipation for Anthropic's IPO heats up, investors need to be wary of the dramatic volatility that can occur after a hot IPO. Historical statistics on large IPOs show that the average maximum drawdown of 20 large listed companies in their first
As anticipation for Anthropic's IPO heats up, investors need to be wary of the dramatic volatility that can occur after a hot IPO. Historical statistics on large IPOs show that the average maximum drawdown of 20 large listed companies in their first year was approximately 60%, meaning their share price fell by about 60% from its peak. Similar statistics, from Truist's analysis of 30 popular tech IPOs, found that their average maximum drawdown in the first year was 55%, with a median of 54%. This demonstrates that even with strong growth prospects, high valuations in the early stages of an IPO, shifts in market sentiment, and profit-taking by early investors can still lead to significant volatility. For a hot AI company like Anthropic, a high valuation is inevitable; however, for investors, the more important question is whether the IPO price has already factored in future growth, and specifically, how much future growth has been overdrawn.
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