Coinbase: Is the Latest, Shiny New IPO a Buy?

*April 19, 2021*

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Coinbase: Is the Latest, Shiny New IPO a Buy?

We had another initial public offering this week, but with a new added twist: It was a crypto IPO for Coinbase…

Coinbase, if you're not familiar, is an online brokerage company just like Schwab, TD Ameritrade, Fidelity or any of the others. But instead of buying and selling stocks, you're buying and selling crypto, mostly Bitcoin and Etherium at this point.

And crypto has been all the rage, particularly with Bitcoin exploding over 800% above $60,000 a coin the past year.

Coinbase has now been trading for a couple of days, hitting a high of $429.54 Wednesday with the low at $310, which is quite a big range. By lunchtime Friday, it was trading around $337.

So should you get in on the latest, shiny new Coinbase IPO?

Is the Coinbase IPO a Buy?

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