There is a lot of plausible deniability between some of the influencers on X and on HN who are covertly in on these AI IPOs and have an undisclosed allocation and will only disclose it on the day before or after these IPOs.
You know you're commenting on an article in one of the premier finance news publications in the world, right?
What "influencers on X and on HN" are you referring to in this comment, and why?
"Everything is a way to boost stock prices" is such an uncritical way to think that you will find it consistently promulgated by the drunkest person at the shittiest dive bar in the most backwater town in any state in the US.
Yeah, but "<company> at <ridiculously inflated price> is not far-fetched" is a great way to get people to think "it's not there now, but it will be", which is almost explicitly an attempt to boost stock prices.
Not everything is about stock prices, but some things are.
This, plus the "whistleblowers" and Mythos scaremongering, seems like part of a marketing campaign to pump the IPO.
Someone is thinking critically.
There is a lot of plausible deniability between some of the influencers on X and on HN who are covertly in on these AI IPOs and have an undisclosed allocation and will only disclose it on the day before or after these IPOs.
You know you're commenting on an article in one of the premier finance news publications in the world, right?
What "influencers on X and on HN" are you referring to in this comment, and why?
"Everything is a way to boost stock prices" is such an uncritical way to think that you will find it consistently promulgated by the drunkest person at the shittiest dive bar in the most backwater town in any state in the US.
Yeah, but "<company> at <ridiculously inflated price> is not far-fetched" is a great way to get people to think "it's not there now, but it will be", which is almost explicitly an attempt to boost stock prices.
Not everything is about stock prices, but some things are.
Just IPO already ffs so I can short.