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The charts that could predict the IPO market’s comeback

The charts that could predict the IPO market’s comeback
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By Corrie Driebusch and Peter SantilliThe reopening of the initial public offering (IPO) market is, once again, delayed.For a moment this autumn, it looked like the window for initial public offerings would be pushed open. Four big companies, three of them in the technology sector, moved forward with their plans to sell stock in blockbuster IPOs. Chip designer Arm Holdings, grocery-delivery company Instacart and e-commerce marketing company Klaviyo all priced their IPOs at the high end of or above expectations and initially traded hig...

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