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> Wall street is less forgiving.

We've seen multiple times how "Wall street" is an exit for insiders, with retail investors left holding the bag.



I don't get it. Isn't every IPO a potential exit for investors?


It adds liquidity for sure, and the option to actually exit. But the implication in these posts is often to exit a bad investment on the back of an ignorant public, explicitly stated in this post.


The idea is that today's companies don't go up after the IPO; only investors benefit from it.




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