alleryStart learning →Historically, how have many IPOs been priced relative to market demand?
AWithout any price
BOften overpriced
COften underpriced
DAt exact value
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Often underpriced
Underpricing generates interest and a rapid rise on first trading, known as an IPO pop.
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