This week in Steady Trade with Tim Bowen.

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In today's segment, I would like to talk about failed IPOs, bag holding, and, you know,

believing the hype versus trading the price action.

So today's stock is Blue Apron, maybe one of the worst IPOs of recent history.

So kind of continuing the theme we've talked about Lyft recently, LYFT, had another segment recently on Tiger, T-I-G-R, kind of two different IPOs at the time of

recording.

So Tiger has been one of the best performing IPOs in recent history.

Lyft is in the beginning stages.

You know, Lyft had a couple rough days. It's actually green today. It's holding that $70 level. So it's kind of interesting to see how Lyft ultimately performs, because I still hold on to the idea and remember, have your own trade plan stick to your own thesis and your own methodology,

but I still think Lyft has a high certainty of bouncing before reality sets in.

Now, I am dubious of Lyft long term, talking short-term post-IPO, and then Tiger's been

one of the best. But anyway, let's move on to blue aprons so um

it's funny you know I'm trying to make a joke about bag holding but oddly enough if you're not

familiar with blue apron they are a a online meal prep service so in essence you can kind of

think of like holding the grocery bags.

That was a really good dachio. You win this one, my friend. But, you know, interesting company,

very, you know, very buzzworthy going back to the IPO. A lot of people were talking about Blue Apron, a lot of

social media coverage, a lot of people excited about it. But they had always lost money.

Then they went public, have continued to lose money. The chart has just continued to downtrend.

And then you can see on my screen. Hey there, Steady Trade listeners.

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