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...valuation, and the price of stock price is gonna go up and down and up and down. I think at one point, it was, like, you know, $80 over $80 a share, you know, something like that, or or 75 a share. Now it's about, as we speak, about $10.60 a share. M
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...cap. So big man, like that makes, that silver like investment at 18,000,000,000, just what six, eight months ago, look like a genius move. Indeed. And so let's see. What did we say? We said they priced at $68 a share. Got Yahoo finance pulled up here
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...market cap. So that did not include options that we are that were issued but not granted for future employees. And if you roll that in and you have a fully diluted market cap, it was 9,200,000,000.0.
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market cap still below 10. And I should say it's important to note that that that 8.1 is their non diluted market cap. So that did not include options that we are that were issued but not granted for future employees. And if you roll that in and you
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...the market cap, the valuation of the company at the end of the day, $34,000,000,000 And then this morning, Friday morning, the market continues to like it. It's up another almost 20% trading in the kind of $29 range. So, so far, a successful IPO. We
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...the company, the market today, and just going public in general in the last couple years, that feels pretty much right. Then ServiceDyn came back with a new s one a filing and said, hey. Actually, it's 65 to $67 per share. Two things. One, to see an
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...gave that valuation to? If you're a founder and you wanna go public at about a $10,000,000,000 price tag, this is what you need. So in the third quarter, the company's midpoint revenue range guidance is a 198.5. So call it roughly $200,000,000 in qua
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...the market price for the shares is now a $100 or apparently a 107. Mhmm. So this means and it was 25 x oversubscribed. What this means is they left $70 per share on the table. So if they raised $1,000,000,000, they could have raised roughly three tim
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...how a market finds a price. As a result, I think there's probably a market trying to find a price for Palantir
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market cap. And then today, Starbucks has a $83,000,000,000 market cap, so that's about a 18000% return since then. So the selling shareholders in the IPO probably should have held on to those shares. Yeah. But like every other early company, they mi
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...the valuation makes sense. Let's put it all aside for a second. The company, MiSTer, which is short for they call it MicroStrategy. Right? With the short for MicroStrategy. MicroStrategy existed for, I think, twenty five years as a public company. It
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valuation and they're trading at almost 2,000,000,000 now on the public markets. Like This is a fantastic outcome. Yeah. Lake Lake picked up, 17,000,000 in cash, the morning of the IPO. She owns 15% of the company. So post IPO, her shares were worth
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...billion valuation. They end up pricing on the EVEBITDA IPO at $15 a share under the range. So that gives it a market cap when they start trading of just under 1 and a half billion. They do pop on day one. They start trading on Thursday, last Thursday
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to the window was open to, oh my god, we underpriced this thing. And in the case of Circle, you know, the data says, I mean, they filed, they raised the range, and then it opened. I mean, I think it's almost two x plus the opening price. So first of
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...market cap of $39,000,000,000. It's a lot of these. Than 16. Now to be fair, they so last year, net revenue was 885,000,000, so just under 1,000,000,000. So far in the first nine months
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...valuation. So the revenue, Jason, in the most recent six month periods, we can kinda multiply that by two, was a total of $330,000,000,
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So, we'll trust that the regulators also, will, do what they need to do to ensure that this is configured the right way. But, it isn't the primary thing that we, you know, start with. Can I ask you one question, Harry? If, I'm just curious. I remembe
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Yeah. That's a crazy process. Yeah. The IPO is nuts. We put the price of, like I'm gonna get the specifics here wrong, but it was $26 a share that you priced at on. Yeah, I remember that the S1 had 13 to $16 a share on it. We printed the S1 and befor
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...cap very slightly above the last private valuation. And then on Thursday, they start trading, and they pop up 28%,
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