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Between January 1 and August 21, 232 companies listed on U.S. exchanges. By late July alone, 86 priced IPOs had raised roughly $251 billion — more than five times the entirety of 2025.
That's a lot of new tickers and almost no research.
Analysts at the underwriting banks can't publish for 25 days after a deal prices, which means the loudest voice on a new listing is usually the company itself.
So we screened the whole class instead. Average daily volume above 500,000 shares. Market cap above $100 million. And cash runway of at least 18 months at the current burn rate. Seven names cleared it — four already trading, three still private.
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The filters weren't arbitrary. Several sub-$5 listings from this year's class have already lost 60 to 90 percent of their value. The screen threw them out on liquidity before anyone had to argue about the business.
What's left is a different kind of list than the headlines would suggest:
- Which pick trades 19 percent below its April IPO price while holding $1.9 billion in cash and no debt -The company sitting on a $25.4 billion contracted backlog — roughly 29 years of its current-year revenue guide - Why one name with $113,000 of quarterly revenue still survived the screen
- The three pre-IPO names, and what the secondary market is already paying for one of them
Each entry carries dated figures, valuation, cash runway, catalysts, lockup dates — and a specific bear case. If you'd rather see the numbers than the narrative, this is built for you.
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P.S. Three of the seven aren't public yet. The report explains what typically happens in the four to six weeks between an S-1 becoming public and the deal pricing.
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