Does this refer to the open, close, or max intraday price?

@HarrisonNathan Or is it the actual IPO price?

@HarrisonNathan the actual initial price they list at

how does this work? On Dollars only or on cents?
e.g. 35.07 could be yes on dollars only 35/7=5 or no as 35.07 /7 is not exactly 5 or yes on cents as 3507/7 =501 exactly

@ChristopherRandles whole number multiple in dollars

@strutheo Thanks for reply but I am still unclear. Are you saying the price gets rounded to nearest whole number of dollars then tested for being multiple of 7?
Or are you saying $35.07 is a no because it is not a whole number multiple in Dollars?

@ChristopherRandles as in $7, 14, 21, 28, $35.00

no cents

(sorry wasnt the best answer lol)

@strutheo Sorry to still be a dummy but are you saying the price has to be $X.00 to count as a multiple of 7, or that the cents will be ignored and any 35.XX would count?

Same goes for even / prime / etc.

@simoj lol i think i might just NA this, my bad for not thinking harder

@strutheo it may have relevance to prime number and even number?

I follow the prices carefully, luckily I found price watcher & crawler software for E-Commerce at https://pricer24.com/price-watcher-crawler-tool/ . Pricer24 collects product data by the entire category or brand. Now I don’t have to manually match products found by the parser to your SKUs.

@LuckyJack whats it looking like, jack?

looking like 30-35$ by the initial reports, not final though

https://www.cnbc.com/2024/03/01/reddit-seeking-a-valuation-of-up-to-6point5-billion-in-ipo.html

@Leminspector thanks!

bump

related

https://manifold.markets/strutheo/what-will-be-the-initial-share-pric