U.S. Government Shutdown Freezes IPO Market, Imperiling Expectations for 2019

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The government shutdown looks set to stymie what was expected to be a banner year for IPOs.

 

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For the most part I have not missed the.government.during the shutdown which is squarely in Democrats lap now.

We should get the government out of the public stock issuance business. RavenCoin

Our border security is way more important then IPOs

WSJ, you’re really teaching on this one....

Really it’s January 9th

The companies planning IPOs will still have them. Some may be delayed, but they always are to some degree. It’s a challenging process, SEC review aside. law finance WallStreet IPO

The stock market is in its worst position over the past 5 years. Dems are responsible

Awwww, trying all angles again? Boring!

But....'We're winning...!'

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Extended shutdown of SEC could delay IPOs, ripple through market, experts warnWall Street is particularly worried that an extended government shutdown would make it difficult for high-profile companies, including Lyft and Uber, to stage their widely anticipated IPOs this year. Experts say that could create even more volatility in the markets. Keep ramping up the hysteria. ETTD That reminds me of Susan's beef stew. Last time I had it, I sent quite a ripple when we went shopping for a new mower. I was embarrassed. The lowest of the Lowe's
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