Tom Taulli has been following the markets since the mid-1990s when he started WebIPO. It was a place where investors got research as well as access to deals for the dot-com boom. From there, he started several other companies, such as Hypermart.net, which was sold to InfoSpace in 1999. Currently Tom writes for publications like Forbes.com and the IPOPlaybook. He's also the author of a variety of books like All About Short Selling and All About Commodities. I also have two other upcoming books, such as How to Create the Next Facebook: Seeing Your Startup Through, from Idea to IPO and High-Profit IPO Strategies: Finding Breakout IPOs for Investors and Traders.
Last month Model N (NYSE:MODN), a hot enterprise software company, pulled off a successful IPO. The shares spiked nearly 29%. It may not have been on par with the giddy 1990s — when it was routine for IPOs to double or triple — but the Model N offering was still impressive. Hey, who wouldn’t want […]
