Pinterest just filed for an IPO (PINS) that could raise over $1 billion. I think this could be one of the hottest IPOs of the year. So what does that mean for traders like us?
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Be Prepared: Things to Know About the Pinterest IPO
Some things are still under wraps for now. Pinterest hasn’t even revealed a date for its IPO yet.
But we’re not completely in the dark. We have some big details to consider before planning any trades.
What Is Pinterest?
If you’re making trades without knowing what you’re trading, you’re doing it wrong. Pinterest is a major social media network, but it’s not quite like Facebook or Twitter. You’ve probably heard of it but maybe haven’t used it before.
Pinterest is a site that lets users browse, share, and pin pictures relating to various projects, goods, services, recipes, etc. It’s not a place where people go to talk about their day or share pictures of their cats. It has a more niche audience.
Companies like Facebook make their daily engagement numbers public. Pinterest doesn’t. This makes it a little harder for traders like us to gauge the popularity of the service, but we’ll have to make do with what’ve we got.
With that in mind, let’s dig into the numbers behind the IPO.
Valuation
Okay, so Pinterest is a big company ... but just how big is it?
Well, the last private valuation for Pinterest was $12 billion. This was back in 2017. Not quite up to par with Lyft’s insane valuation, but most companies don’t hit numbers that high.
The bad news: Pinterest is actually looking at a decreased valuation with this IPO.
The good news: Pinterest’s 2018 revenue was over $750 million — up from roughly $470 million in 2017. The company’s net losses also shrunk by nearly half since 2017.
Share Prices
As of now, Pinterest is planning to sell 75 million shares for somewhere around $15 to $17 per share. This could change, though. So keep an eye out for updates.
This would raise a little over $1 billion and put Pinterest’s valuation somewhere around $10.6 billion with the maximum valuation being over $11 billion.
It’s lower than their last private valuation, but it’s not something to brush off. There’s a reason these companies are called ‘decacorns’ — they’re rare.
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Be Prepared: Things to Know About the Pinterest IPO
Some things are still under wraps for now. Pinterest hasn’t even revealed a date for its IPO yet.
But we’re not completely in the dark. We have some big details to consider before planning any trades.
What Is Pinterest?
If you’re making trades without knowing what you’re trading, you’re doing it wrong. Pinterest is a major social media network, but it’s not quite like Facebook or Twitter. You’ve probably heard of it but maybe haven’t used it before.
Pinterest is a site that lets users browse, share, and pin pictures relating to various projects, goods, services, recipes, etc. It’s not a place where people go to talk about their day or share pictures of their cats. It has a more niche audience.
Companies like Facebook make their daily engagement numbers public. Pinterest doesn’t. This makes it a little harder for traders like us to gauge the popularity of the service, but we’ll have to make do with what’ve we got.
With that in mind, let’s dig into the numbers behind the IPO.
Valuation
Okay, so Pinterest is a big company ... but just how big is it?
Well, the last private valuation for Pinterest was $12 billion. This was back in 2017. Not quite up to par with Lyft’s insane valuation, but most companies don’t hit numbers that high.
The bad news: Pinterest is actually looking at a decreased valuation with this IPO.
The good news: Pinterest’s 2018 revenue was over $750 million — up from roughly $470 million in 2017. The company’s net losses also shrunk by nearly half since 2017.
Share Prices
As of now, Pinterest is planning to sell 75 million shares for somewhere around $15 to $17 per share. This could change, though. So keep an eye out for updates.
This would raise a little over $1 billion and put Pinterest’s valuation somewhere around $10.6 billion with the maximum valuation being over $11 billion.
It’s lower than their last private valuation, but it’s not something to brush off. There’s a reason these companies are called ‘decacorns’ — they’re rare.
#StocksToTrade #StockNews #Pinterest
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You can lose money trading stocks. Do not invest money you cannot afford to lose. You understand and agree you will consider the important risk factors in deciding to purchase any of our products or services.
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I don’t even care about the money the freedom this will give me is priceless I’ve always just loved learning skills
money was just a kinda happy byproduct
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Thank you Tim Bohen, IPO's could potentially be a pattern I keep an eye on, especially for established companies, of course I should never buy them day one.
The year of the IPOs 🤑
What are your trading plans for Pinterest’s IPO? Got any strategies in the works? Let me know in the comments below.