Can an IPO be priced above or below the price range?

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• Price Range

  An estimated range, usually in $2.00 increments ($18-$20 as an example) within which an Offering is expected to be priced.

• What is a price range and what does it mean?

  The price range of an offering is usually in $2 increments ($18-$20 as an example). The Underwriters and Issuers believe the company is worth a price per share in this range. Institutional Investors place orders usually within this range, but ...

• What is an IPO?

  An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is the first time that the stock of a private company is offered to the public.

• How are CEFs priced?

  The market price of a CEF is determined by supply and demand in the market and can differ from the fund's NAV. This difference can result in the fund trading at a premium (price above NAV) or a discount (price below NAV).

• Initial Public Offering (IPO)

  When a company issues shares to the public for the first time. Known as "going public".