In this video, Professor Pablo Foncillas warns that "many companies that are not yet public need to be to survive next year." This has opened the door to stock market launches of firms that are close to running out of cash. "It's like an almost obligatory step to not be left behind," he continues.
For its success, monetary policy must also be valued. "If the Fed decides to lower the price of money, that could be the equivalent of a double express for market activity, even for those startups that on paper are worth their weight in gold... or in promises," highlights the researcher.
The year seems to be the year of stock market listings, "not because of a sudden attack of optimism, but because of a mix of necessity and opportunism." Will everyone have reasons to celebrate? The answer, in the video...
