Yulia Slavina

Joe Consorti: Tech IPOs see sharp declines after first year

Joe Consorti: Tech IPOs see sharp declines after first year
Major tech IPOs suffer post-listing losses

Joe Consorti highlights the significant declines in share prices for major technology companies following their initial public offerings over the last decade.

According to Consorti, Facebook is down 54%, Uber 68%, Lyft 79%, and Robinhood 90% one year after going public. He suggests that while companies like SpaceX may have strong long-term prospects, IPOs tend to benefit sellers more than buyers.

Earlier, Consorti noted that Bitcoin’s decline has coincided with a $19 trillion surge in AI market capitalization, pulling liquidity toward new IPOs. He has also discussed Strategy’s approach of converting high-growth Bitcoin holdings into fixed income while continuing acquisitions. Consorti’s observations track investor responses across major technology and cryptocurrency assets.

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