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The IPO of WeWork: a hot ticket or an empty shell? by Tradimo

The theme of 2019 is that each tech IPO raises forecasts and concerns about the next tech IPO. Now that Uber has gone public, the marketWhat are value stocks? A value company is a company that app… More is looking at the upcoming direct listing of Slack.

For investorsWhat are value stocks? A value company is a company that app… More.

The company has been relying on private investorsWhat are value stocks? A value company is a company that app… More for funding.

The company has to pay large amounts of moneyMoney is a generally accepted medium of exchange to buy and… More for real estateWhat is real estate? The term real estate describes proper… More which it then slowly gets back by renting the spaces to its clients.

On the other hand, WeWork does show some reassuring dynamics: revenue doubled from 2017 to 2018, while the occupancy rate last year was 80%. According to The We Company, the number of its members increased from 186,000 in 2017 to 400,000 this year.

Investors will have an example of Uber to look at while they make their minds about The We Company: this unprofitable ridesharing giant had drawn a lotIn forex trading, a lot is the standard unit to measure the… More of attention to its IPO, though it wasn’t as big as expected and left a sour feeling among many investors.

The company’s ownership of real estate will leave it with safe and sound capital.