The Little-Known IPO Investing Strategy Any Investor Can Use to Collect Big Profits Starting Today

Hi, I’m Dan Steinhart, Editor-in-Chief here at RiskHedge.

Today, I want to talk to you about one of the hottest topics we’ve ever covered.

And that’s a unique new method that allows everyday investors to collect big profits from Initial Public Offerings, or as you’ll often see them referred to, “IPOs.”

If you follow markets at all, you probably know the right IPOs have a well-deserved reputation for handing investors big profits, fast.

In the last 2 calendar years alone, 102 different IPOs have given investors a quick double or better.

And the best ones produced profits of 864%, 1,021%, and 1,393%.

But if you’re like many folks, you may think IPO profits are reserved for multi-millionaire insiders.

And that unless you have insider connections to Wall Street, you’re not invited to the party.

There’s always been some truth to that... until now.

What we’re about to share with you is an entirely new way for ordinary investors to profit from IPOs.

Any investor with a few thousand dollars can use this method to start pocketing big potential IPO profits today.

That’s important because we’re entering what may well be the most lucrative time ever for IPOs.

A “flood of IPOs to come
to market”

Ernst and Young, one of America’s Big Four accounting firms, expects a “flood of IPOs to come to market.”

And our models show that, in the coming year alone, you’ll likely get 30 to 40 new IPO opportunities to double your money or better, fast.

That’s not something I say lightly.

I’m a CPA and forensic accountant by trade. And not just any old CPA working out of an office mall. Before joining RiskHedge, I was responsible for auditing the largest investment firm in the world.

Given my professional experience, you should know one thing about me: I’m a skeptic. I’m always poking holes in the too-good-to-be-true investment claims you see out there.

So when RiskHedge Analyst Justin Spittler came to me with his proprietary system for profiting from what he calls “Hidden” IPOs,” I was skeptical.

But that was before I took a closer look at how he pinpoints exactly which IPOs to buy, and when to buy them.

His strategies make all the difference.

Justin specializes in investing in “Hidden IPOs.” It’s all he does.

And I can confirm the opportunity of investing in Hidden IPOs is lucrative.

Investors who bought streaming innovator Roku near its IPO, for example, collected an 821% profit in under two years.

And keep in mind, anyone could have collected those profits. YOU could have collected those profits, simply by buying Roku on the open market for around $19 share, before it blasted to $175 a share in under two years.

Hidden IPOs have that kind of fast wealth-building potential.

Of course, you have to know how to find these Hidden IPOs.

To make it easy, we’re going to share one with you today. One we strongly believe could easily double your money or better... very quickly.

First, though, I’m going to share with you a recording from a meeting I set up between two of RiskHedge’s top analysts, Stephen McBride and Justin Spittler.

As you’ll see, both of these guys are investing geniuses with strong track records of making their readers wealthy.

On the call, Justin schools Stephen on IPOs a little. And as the call unfolds, he reveals the surprising difference between investing in regular IPOs and investing in Hidden IPOs.

As you’ll soon see, Hidden IPOs have the power to make you wealthy, very fast.

Hidden IPOs regularly jump 34%, 67%, 106%, and even 124% in the first few weeks of trading.

And they often go on to earn 5X, 8X, and 9X just a few months after they launch.

As I said, when Justin first showed me those gains, I was skeptical, as maybe you are now.

I wondered if Justin could reliably hone in on IPOs like these. Turns out, he can.

He’s developed a system for spotting winning IPOs before they go public. And he’s developed a winning strategy to exploit those IPOs for maximum gains.

Before we get to the recording, it’s important you grab a pen and paper. You’ll want to write down the coming IPO I’m going to share with you shortly.

While you’re getting a pen and paper, let me share a quick story...

On April 22nd, 2019, a businessman named Ethan Brown logged onto a government website.

Once there, he submitted a 229-page document.

Brown must have been nervous.

That 229-page document revealed his company’s plans and secrets.

That document exposed them. It revealed their strategy... their business secrets... all kinds of sensitive information.

Ethan Brown probably hated the thought of filing that form.

But, because of the SEC’s Regulation S-K, he had no choice. The form is required to take a company public.

And then everything got eerily quiet. Like the way it does before a storm.

That quiet period was likely agonizing for Ethan Brown.

Would the market punish him for filing that form... or reward him?

Just 10 days later all
hell broke loose

The company went public on May 2nd, 2019.

And in just 10 weeks his company’s stock went from $46 to $234.90.

That’s a gain of 411%... in just 10 weeks!

Imagine investing $10,000 today and getting back $51,065 in just a little over 2 months.

By now you might have guessed I’m talking about Beyond Meat.

Yes, Beyond Meat and its plant-based “meat” is all over the news now. It’s even been picked up by McDonald’s.

But on the day it went public ... almost nobody had heard of it.

That’s critical. And it’s one of the reasons Justin calls it a Hidden IPO.

And if you think Beyond Meat is an outlier... that finding other IPOs like Beyond Meat is like trying to catch lightning in a bottle...

Then you need to watch this conversation to the end.

A quick warning as you do, though...

There are no fancy graphics.

Stephen and Justin both jet set around the world looking for new ways to make readers money.

They’re often on opposite ends of the globe. So, this meeting took place using simple video software.

The first person you’ll see speaking is Stephen McBride. Stephen is a fund manager and the Chief Analyst here at RiskHedge.

The second person is Justin Spittler. Justin is a Senior Analyst and our IPO expert here at RiskHedge.

Ok, enough background.

Let’s listen in...

Stephen:

Thanks for jumping on the call with me, Justin.

To be honest, I’ve always avoided IPOs.

I mean, I know you can make a fortune if you pick the right ones.

After all, who wouldn’t want to get in on an IPO like Amazon right from the very beginning?

I just looked at Amazon before our call. And if you’d put $10,000 into it back in ‘97 when it went public...

You’d be sitting on over $7 million today.

That’s life-changing money for 99.9% of Americans.

And yet, we all know IPOs that flopped too. Like Uber did. I looked it up before our call too.

When Uber went public in May 2019, everyone was excited. But you’d have lost a couple thousand dollars if you’d invested $10,000 in Uber.

It seems like a crapshoot. How can anyone tell the good IPOs from bad?

Dan told me you had it all figured out. He said you have a system that revolves around something called Hidden IPOs?

When I told Dan I wanted to kick the tires on your Hidden IPO system, he was pretty excited because he figured I’d ask the same questions many of our viewers would have.

Justin:

Sure, I’m happy to help.

These days, finding Hidden IPOs is all I do.

Hidden IPOs are just like any other IPO—with one big exception.

They’re private companies that hardly anyone has heard of before they go public. Once they do go public, though, they make a big splash. They hand big profits to investors who get in around IPO day.

Like Beyond Meat did.

I’ll bet you never heard of Beyond Meat... until investors made over 400% on it in just a couple of months, right?

Stephen:

Yeah, it wasn’t on my radar until after it went public.

Justin:

I put together some charts. In a minute, I’ll show you plenty of other IPOs that did just as well or better than Beyond Meat... other IPOs I knew in advance were virtually guaranteed to soar out of the gate.

I’m going to show you exactly how you can find them yourself. And I’m going to show you how to make a pile of money off Hidden IPOs, both short term AND long term.

But first, I need to share with you how IPOs really work.

In the United States Securities Act, there’s a regulation dealing with companies going public.

That’s Regulation S-K.

Regulation S-K lays out the documents companies have to file before they can go public.

And one of those filings is called an S-1.

When a company files an S-1, it means it intends to go public soon.

For big companies like Uber and Lyft, it’s a formality. Everyone already knows they plan to go public.

But for smaller companies, the S-1 filing is often the first hint that they’re going to IPO.

Stephen:

Are these S-1 forms filed in some secret place?

Justin:

No, they’re public. They get posted right on the SEC’s website.

So, anyone can watch for new S-1 filings. But I’m probably one of only a handful of analysts in in America who pours over them every day.

Anyway, after a company files its S-1, a legally mandated “quiet period” begins.

That means the company directors are legally prohibited from promoting the company until after it goes public.

See, private companies don’t typically share much financial information publicly. That is... until they file their S-1.

When they file their S-1, it’s like opening their books. They have to divulge pretty much everything.

So, the filing tells me everything I need to know about the company.

You have to be fast doing your research though. That quiet period can be pretty short.

For example, there was a small company called Tilray.

Before it filed its S-1 paperwork, few investors had heard of Tilray.

But I had been stalking the company for months. It manufactures medical marijuana products—an industry I know a ton about.

Tilray’s S-1 filing alerted me that it was going to go public soon.

So, I dug into deeper into the company’s financials. And I realized right away that Tilray was a screaming buy.

Just nine days later, the company IPO’d.

The stock exploded like a geyser.

Tilray’s stock opened on IPO day at $23.05... pulled back to about $20... then shot to well above $145 in under three months, turning every $10,000 invested into nearly $63,000.

So, if you’re keeping score, Tilray was a bigger IPO than Beyond Meat.

And to be clear, any individual investor with a few hundred dollars could have bought Tilray just after IPO and collected these profits.

You didn’t need some Wall Street connection to get in on this. You just needed to know about its IPO in advance.

Stephen:

Wow, it’s almost impossible to get returns like that, that fast, without something like options. And for most people, options are too risky.

But, Tilray tanked, didn’t it?

Like you said, it opened at $23 a share. It quickly shot above $145... but then drifted all the way back down to its IPO price.

How would anyone get rich investing like that?

Justin:

Yeah, we all know what happened with pot stocks. Tilray wasn’t a stock I wanted to hold for the long haul anyway

But you see, a lot of IPOs soar out of the gate—often by 3X, 4X or more—before turning downward.

I call that the IPO “honeymoon phase.”

With Tilray, you could have made a pile of money in the honeymoon phase.

Some investors are shocked by how fast stocks move in the honeymoon phase. But when you’ve studied the returns of 8,000 IPOs like I have, you realize the honeymoon phase is a repeating pattern.

It happens over and over again. It’s predictable... which means it can reliably make you fast money.

Stephen:

Okay, so the honeymoon phase is unique to IPOs, and lets you lock in profits quickly.

But how do you figure out which IPOs are set to blast off like the next Tilray or Beyond Meat... and which are duds like Uber or Lyft?

Justin:

Yeah, that’s really what it boils down to, isn’t it?

I genuinely believe this is one of the last strategies out there for the little guy to get rich—no matter what the rest of the markets are doing.

But everything hinges on picking the right IPOs.

That was the hardest part of my system to figure out.

It took me a lot of time, money, and hard work to develop.

As you know, I’ve been an investment analyst for nearly a decade

I’ve analyzed practically every asset class—everything from commodities to cryptocurrencies.

I’ve hunted for under-the-radar investments in far flung countries most people will never visit.

I learned from some of the best investors in the world.

And, of course, I’ve dug deep into the IPO market.

Deeper than almost anyone else on earth.

Stephen:

I know, I’ve seen some of the private data your team uses to “backtest” IPOs. You had to acquire, what, 40 years’ worth of private data so you properly analyze everything?

Justin:

Yep. In fact, earlier this week we were tinkering with a dataset that cost $25,000 just to access.

Stephen:

You’ve also put your “boots to the ground,” right? Didn’t you “shadow” a top IPO advisor on Wall Street?

Justin:

Yes. I can’t reveal his name, but this advisor showed me the deep dark secrets of the IPO game. He worked on several high-profile IPOs, including Beyond Meat.

Basically, I live and breathe IPOs.

So, I understand how these unique stocks trade during bull markets—like the one we’re in today.

I also know how to navigate them during tough times like we saw in 2008.

Most importantly, I’ve figured out what factors really drive IPO performance.

And it’s not what most people think.

Stephen:

Okay, what makes for a lucrative IPO?

Justin:

IPOs are NOT driven by brand recognition. And they’re NOT driven by profits.

I know it sounds backwards, but those factors are practically irrelevant to making money in IPOs.

It doesn’t even matter much what sector a company is in!

I know it sounds crazy, but it’s true. I mean, who would have thought a company that sold fake meat would be the biggest IPO of 2019?

The best IPOs can come from anywhere.

And after analyzing thousands and thousands of them...

I’ve boiled it down to the five key factors that REALLY drive IPO returns.

These five factors are the core of my IPO picking system.

I call my system SONAR.

That’s because, like whales and dolphins use sonar to find food in the ocean...

My system searches for Hidden IPOs.

I run every single IPO through SONAR, and only 1 in 20 earn a passing grade.

Let me tell you quickly how it works.

The “S” in SONAR stands for size.

What I discovered—after analyzing those 8,000 IPOs—is there’s a sweet spot with the size of a company at IPO.

And that sweet spot is right around $1.5 billion.

At this size, the best IPOs delivered average returns of 585% within a few years.

In other words, those best companies returned investors nearly 7 times their money.

By “best” companies, I mean companies around $1.5 billion that also fit the rest of my SONAR method.

You with me?

Stephen:

Yeah. Gotcha. I’m taking notes...

Justin:

The “O” in SONAR stands for organic growth.

I want companies that are growing rapidly... but I only care about rapid growth if it’s mostly organic.

You see, sometimes a company’s growth will slow leading up to an IPO.

Which of course doesn’t look good.

So a lot of CEOs will pump sales up artificially before taking the company public.

They’ll fake sales growth by buying up competitors. This can hide the fact that they’re not growing their core business.

Which is the exact reason a lot of IPOs fail.

That’s why my system looks for organic rapid growth. That way I know the company is growing for the right reasons.

Stephen:

I’ve never seen anyone make that differentiation before.

Justin:

Me neither, but it’s absolutely crucial.

We’ve talked a lot about Beyond Meat and the huge profits it handed out already.

Beyond Meat was growing like crazy before its IPO. And it did it without a single acquisition. 100% organic growth. Which is pretty rare these days.

On the other hand, there’s Uber.

Uber bought an e-bike company called JUMP ahead of its IPO.

It then bought another company called Careem... just two months before it went public.

Talk about pumping up your growth!

Then there’s Lyft... which acquired five different companies leading up to its IPO.

So, I wasn’t the least bit surprised that Uber and Lyft flopped at IPO. I saw it coming a mile away.

That’s the “O”—organic growth. Stocks don’t pass the SONAR screening without it.

The “N” in SONAR is for network of bankers.

You see, IPOs are underwritten by banks. Which means the banks prepare the terms of the IPO—the price, the number of shares, and other important details.

Stephen:

Okay, you’re looking at which banks underwrite a particular IPO. But why?

Justin:

I discovered a secret about
these banks

The secret is that some banks routinely underprice their client’s IPOs.

Stephen:

Why would they underprice them? Isn’t that like shooting themselves in the foot?

Justin:

Not really.

Take a competitive real estate market like San Francisco or Manhattan.

The real estate agent is the expert. So, they’ll often convince the sellers to list the home at a price below market. Why? Because agents know listing the house below market can cause a frenzy and a bidding war.

And thanks to the bidding war, the sellers will get more money for the house, not less.

Things work exactly the same way with IPO underwriting.

Some underwriters advise companies to set their IPO price low. Then, on IPO day, investors pile in. And the stock skyrockets. Sometimes by 30 to 40% or more right on the first day of trading.

So, you see, it’s this underpricing of the stock that’s really responsible for kicking off the lucrative honeymoon phase I’ve been telling you about...

Generally, the more the IPO is underpriced, the bigger the profits in the honeymoon phase.

Now, when I discovered this next part, I was pretty shocked...

On average, JPMorgan underprices IPOs by 23%.

So, if an IPO meets all my other criteria... and it’s underwritten by JPMorgan, chances are good it’ll pop around 23% on day 1.

A few other banks consistently underprice IPOs too.

Bank of America underprices them by, on average, 23%, just like JPMorgan.

Morgan Stanley? 29.2%.

Goldman Sachs? 33.5%.

Back to Beyond Meat. Beyond Meat’s IPO was underwritten by both Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan. So, I knew it would IPO at fire sale prices.

And it did.

Beyond Meat’s bankers priced its shares at $25. Later that day, they were worth $73. That’s a 192% jump in one day!

I’m not cherry-picking Beyond Meat either...

The IPOs that pass my strict SONAR screening jump an average of 49% on the first day of trading.

49%!

That’s five times more than the S&P 500 makes in a typical year... in a single day!

Which is why I focus heavily on who underwrites an IPO.

Stephen:

I hadn’t heard that about the underwriting banks before.

It’s crazy to think you can practically know ahead of time which IPOs will soar right out of the gate.

But it brings up a problem.

If most of these gains come because underwriters are purposely underpricing the stock so it will spike after IPO...

Doesn’t that mean the stock price could get artificially inflated?

Justin:

Often, yes. But when you know it’s coming, it’s not a problem. It’s a moneymaking opportunity.

I’ll often take profits during this honeymoon phase where the stock is artificially high.

Or, I’ll sell enough shares to pull out my original investment during the later stages of the honeymoon phase. Then I let my profits “ride” to go after big long-term gains.

Look at Amazon again.

Amazon IPO’d at an adjusted price of $2.44 a share.

Then it quickly soared well past $92 a share during its honeymoon phase.

That’s a 37X in just 20 months!

Now, people love to talk about how Amazon shares went on to climb above $2,000.

But everyone forgets to mention this...

After peaking above $92 in the honeymoon phase, Amazon drifted all the way back down to $6 a share!

As I said, this happens all the time with IPOs.

They often soar 3X, 4X, or even 37X quickly like Amazon did...

Then they run out of momentum and drift back to earth.

Which is why I often sell half my shares during the honeymoon phase.

That gives me three huge advantages over the ordinary investor.

One, I quickly recoup my initial investment, which keeps my hard-earned money 100% safe.

Two, I can collect a quick cash profit of at least few thousand dollars, and sometimes a lot more.

Three, I let the other half ride “risk free” to go for maximum profits.

Preserving wealth is always my #1 priority. So I love playing with house money when I can.

It’s all possible thanks to this honeymoon phase phenomenon. And to my SONAR method, for its ability to predict which IPOs will enjoy a lucrative honeymoon phase.

Stephen:

Okay, let’s move on to the “A” in SONAR.

Justin:

The “A” stands for abnormal activity.

As you would imagine, an IPO is a huge deal for any company.

The day a company goes public, the owners and directors stand to get rich.

So, there’s a lot of pressure for everything to go well.

And in some IPOs, that can lead to what I call abnormal activity.

For instance, if I see the CEO of a company dump his private shares before IPO day, that’s a terrible sign.

Usually it means they lack confidence in the company.

That’s exactly what happened with WeWork.

As you probably know, WeWork was hyped up to be a great IPO.

But I told RiskHedge readers to avoid WeWork. I called it a “dumpster fire”.

WeWork’s CEO sold $700 million worth of his private stock before the company even filed its S-1!

And when word got out, journalists grilled him.

Sure enough, WeWork cancelled its IPO.

This kind of thing happens all the time.

Groupon’s CEO dumped $300 million in stock before IPO. And the stock crashed 91% in the first year.

I could go on and on about all the different Abnormal activity warning signs. But I think you get the point.

Last comes the “R” in SONAR—which I actually talked about earlier.

Remember I said the “O” stood for organic growth?

I talked about rapid organic growth.

That’s the “R”—rapid.

Which is pretty self-explanatory. Fast-growing IPOs produce the biggest profits. I want the company to be growing at least three times faster than its industry.

Stephen:

So the five SONAR points are Size, Organic growth, Network of bankers, Abnormal activity, and Rapid growth.

SONAR sounds pretty strict. Do many IPOs qualify?

Justin:

Only about 1 in 20 IPOs receive a passing grade.

In the last 19 years, there were 3,584 IPOs.

And only 180 of them were green-lit by SONAR.

Which is an average of roughly 10 per year. So, there are plenty of hit IPOs to go around.

By the way... 2020 is setting up to be the best IPO year ever. So if you want to get into this, it’s a great time to make a pile of money.

Stephen:

So you find 10 Hidden IPOs in a typical year. And likely many more for 2020.

If you keep taking fast profits during the honeymoon phase, I imagine it can add up fast.

Justin:

Yeah, when you string some of these big wins together, it can really turn a sagging portfolio around fast.

In fact, just a handful of Hidden IPOs can make ordinary investors a lot of money.

Take the cloud security company, Zscaler, which passed SONAR with flying colors.

Any investor could have bought Zscaler at around $28.

Then, during the honeymoon phase, it shot up to $88.

That’s a gain of about 214%.

Stephen:

That’s a great return. But Zscaler has drifted back to, what, below $45? Which makes the gain just around 50%?

Justin:

Right. And that’s the typical honeymoon phase pattern. Which is why I’ll often take profits when an IPO quickly doubles or triples.

I can show you chart after chart of “Hidden IPOs” that went public with very little fanfare, only to make investors a whole lot of money.

Take MongoDB.

MongoDB went public in November 2017. It soared nearly 34% on opening day. And it spiked 502% total in under two years.

Then there’s Guardant Health.

Guardant Health went public in October 2018. It soared 69.5% on the first day of trading and went on to do another 211% during its first six months.

Also, ShockWave Medical.

ShockWave went public in March 2019... soared 79% on the first day... and then jumped another 113% by the end of its honeymoon phase in June.

Then, there’s Roku.

In case you haven’t heard of Roku, it makes a little streaming box that you connect to your TV.

When Roku went public in September 2017, any ordinary investor could have bought it at about $19.

By August of 2019, it had soared above $175—handing out a profit of 821%.

And the ad-tech firm, TradeDesk...

TradeDesk shot up 67% on the first day of trading. Shares have jumped 985% since.

The key is all these IPOs were “hidden.” Not 1 in 100 investors had heard of them before they went public. It took SONAR to find them.

Stephen:

Okay, I see why you say buying hidden IPOs is one of the only ways left for the little guy to get rich.

I can also see how anyone could do it themselves.

They just have to follow the S-1 filings and then run the stocks through your SONAR screening.

But I do see a few problems

First, most people don’t have time for all that.

Second, most people aren’t able to pay $25,000 or more to access the same data you do.

And third, how would someone know when to exit the IPOs?

In other words, how do you know when the honeymoon phase is over?

Justin:

Keep in mind the real power is in finding these Hidden IPOs in the first place.

They’re so lucrative, they’re what you might call “forgiving.” You can afford to be a little off on timing when gains of 100% or bigger are routinely on the table.

Remember how Amazon soared from $2.44 to above $92 in under two years?

Say you put in $5,000 and sold “too early” when it hit $75.

Your $5,000 still grew to more than $153,000.

But even if you sold at $70/share... or $60/share... you still made a ton of money.

Heck, even if you sold WAY too early at $50/share, your $5,000 still turned into $100,000.

Keep in mind, Hidden IPOs routinely hand us opportunities to collect 80%... 100%... or more in under two months.

When I can routinely turn $10K into $18K, I don’t worry about the extra 10% I could’ve made by hanging on.

In short, I focus on locking in profits fast and keeping my capital safe by playing with house money.

I think it’s sad when I hear investors say IPOs are too risky. It all comes down to the right IPOs and the right strategy.

Stephen:

Do you share your Hidden IPO recommendations?

Justin:

Sort of. I have an unofficial “service.” It’s a group of close friends who I write to and recommend Hidden IPOs.

But when I told Dan about how it all works, he asked that I share this information with our readers.

And we’re talking about releasing an IPO service to a small number of RiskHedge readers.

Stephen:

I know many of our readers would be excited to take part. They write me all the time asking for new ways to make money faster.

Dan:

That’s the end of Stephen and Justin’s conversation.

Before you go...

I’m going to share a specific Hidden IPO that has passed Justin’s SONAR method with
flying colors

You see, since hearing about Hidden IPOS, I’ve been doing my homework.

I wanted to see just how good Justin’s system was for side-stepping rotten IPOs and pinpointing winners.

And I’ve confirmed that the SONAR screening would have kept you out of the most hyped-up IPO of all time: Uber.

It would have kept you safe from Lyft too.

Both Uber and Lyft failed the SONAR evaluation.

It’s not just the big-name IPOs either.

SONAR ruled out fitness company Peloton’s IPO.

I was also shown example after example of Hidden IPOs that passed SONAR and went on to make investors big money.

For example, there’s burger chain Shake Shack.

JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley were the underwriters for Shake Shack’s IPO.

As expected, they underpriced it. Shares soared from $38 at IPO to above $94 in just three months, handing ordinary investors a 141% profit.

Then there’s i3 Verticals. i3 Verticals passed SONAR and soared 73% in just three months.

Avalara soared 102%.

And Anaplan soared 120%.

That’s the moneymaking power of Hidden IPOs.

And as far as I know, Justin’s the only analyst who practically has this down to a science.

He’s the only guy who watches the S-1 filings like a hawk, looking for new IPO blood.

And he’s the only guy who developed a winning screening system for IPOs.

So, when I give you one of his top IPO picks for 2020, you should take it seriously.

In fact, I’m going to tell you about a handful of hot Hidden IPOs, so please write them down.

The first company is called Rubrik.

Rubrik is a private data management company that’s getting ready to go public.

So far, it fits Justin’s SONAR model to a “T.” It’s the right size.

And growth is off the charts. Rubrik is growing 20 times faster than the rest of its industry.

Also, Rubrik recently added Microsoft’s Chairman John W. Thompson to its Board of Directors.

Rubrik recently hired the former CEO of Atlassian. Atlassian went public in 2015. And its shares soared 442% in the first four years.

Rubrik is a solid Hidden IPO investment.

Justin’s research shows it should go public in the next 3 to 12 months. And he’s confident that, like the other Hidden IPOs we’ve shown you, Rubrik can jump 100% or more, right out of the gate.

So write that name down. Rubrik.

Now, let me tell you about another Hidden IPO. One that could make you money sooner than Rubrik.

You see, one of the best things about Hidden IPOs is there are so many ways to play them.

And most people don’t realize this... but you can also make money with IPOs you missed!

Remember how some stocks soar at IPO and then come back down to earth shortly after?

A fantastic buying opportunity...

For the right stock, that’s a fantastic buying opportunity.

And that’s the case here.

Justin calls this company “the other search giant.”

That’s because while Google gets the lion’s share of search engine traffic...

This little known company provides the backbone for searches on some of the biggest websites in the world.

So, when you search for a friend or a local business on Facebook, you’re using this company’s services.

Same when you search on Wikipedia.

Or search for tickets on TicketMaster.

Or order an Uber.

If you’ve done any of those things, you’re using this company already.

But I can practically guarantee you don’t know the name of this company. Because not long ago, it had a Hidden IPO.

The stock met Justin’s SONAR criteria.

And it’s gone on a solid run since:

But now, as you can see, it’s come back down to earth a bit.

So, as I said, now is a great time to buy.

The company is growing sales at a crazy 70% per year.

So, this stock could very well pull a 3X, or even a 5X, within a year or two.

Now, let me tell you quickly about another Hidden IPO that Justin is even more excited about.

He calls it “the next Beyond Meat”.

Remember how Beyond Meat handed investors a 411% profit in just 10 weeks?

Justin thinks this company could do even better.

It’s NOT another fake meat company. But this company’s IPO looks eerily similar to Beyond Meat’s.

Leonardo DiCaprio must think so too. He invested in Beyond Meat before it went public. And he’s invested in this company too.

And unlike Beyond Meat, this company should be profitable by the time it IPOs.

It’s hard to imagine getting a stronger return than 411% in 10 weeks... but it’s certainly possible with this IPO.

In fact, this company could look a whole lot more like LuLuLemon, which soared 90 times after its honeymoon phase.

And this company could IPO any day now.

You see, the company has already snuck underwriters in the back door to quietly get its S-1 paperwork together.

So, it could go public very soon.

Which means it could post 3X returns or more just in the next few months.

Let me do a quick recap...

You have Rubrik, the data management company that could hand you a quick 100% profit or better.

Then you have “the other search giant”... the company that’s powering Facebook search... Uber search ... and more. That’s the stock Justin’s research shows could 3X your money in short order.

And you have the company Justin calls “the next Beyond Meat.” It could IPO any day. And bring fast gains of 250% or more.

Now, allow me to give you all the details of these IPOs inside a free report.

In this free report, you’ll have all the research on Rubrik and these two other companies—“the other search giant” and “the next Beyond Meat”.

In fact, I’ll give you the names of two other upcoming Hidden IPOs too.

We’ll tell you when they’re likely to IPO, and how to play the IPO for maximum profits.

The report is titled 5 Hidden IPOs for Extreme Wealth.

I’ll tell you exactly how to get this free report in a moment.

First, let me tell you that the whole RiskHedge team has been so impressed with Justin’s work on Hidden IPOs...

And our readers have been demanding more IPO recommendations from Justin...

So, we decided to launch a premium advisory service dedicated solely to making money on Hidden IPOs.

It’s called IPO Insider. And it’s exclusive to RiskHedge readers—we are not announcing it anywhere else today.

And you can get your free report, right now, by becoming a Charter Member of IPO Insider today.

You’ve seen the life-changing gains you can get from investing in IPOs like Beyond Meat, Tilray, and many others.

And you’ve seen how Justin Spittler puts in the hard work to monitor S-1 filings for IPO winners ... and then compares those IPOs against 8,000 previous IPOs using the SONAR system.

And you’ve seen how his SONAR system reliably picks the 1 in every 20 IPOs that has what it takes to make shareholders wealthy.

Now, with IPO Insider, you can piggyback on Justin’s research and his SONAR system.

This is a premium, limited-circulation research service that recommends IPOs with massive upside potential.

Justin will scour the S-1 filings on your behalf.

And when he spots a great Hidden IPO, Justin will alert you via email immediately.

He’ll give you all his research.

And he’ll tell you how to invest around IPO day.

Then, as the stock heats up during the honeymoon phase, Justin will tell you when to pull your profits out and when to use the “house money” strategy.

In other words, Justin will do all the work for you.

When you join IPO Insider, we’ll give you your free copy of 5 Hidden IPOs for Extreme Wealth right away.

That’s so you can begin investing in Hidden IPOs immediately. And you can start collecting fast potential gains of 100%, 200%, and more.

Then, once a month, Justin will send you an update on our growing portfolio of IPO investments.

And, most months, he’ll have at least one brand-new Hidden IPO opportunity for you.

Rest assured, every IPO he brings to your attention will be a carefully researched gem. And each of them could hand you 2X to 3X returns in under three months, like Beyond Meat did.

If you’d like to become a Charter Member of IPO Insider, we invite you to click the button below now.

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We intend to accept only around 300 Charter Members to IPO Insider. We’re keeping it to a small circle of investors who are serious about collecting big, often quick profits in IPOs.

I invite you to click the button below and claim your IPO Insider Charter Member spot now.

When you do, I’d like to send you another free report. It’s called How to Make a Killing with FAILED IPOs.

As you’ve seen, Justin’s SONAR system shows which IPOs to invest in and which to avoid.

But sometimes, failed IPOs make great investments.

You see, just because a company botches its IPO doesn’t make it a bad stock.

And when good companies have a lousy IPO, that often means the stock is on sale. So, it’s a great time to buy.

Take Facebook. It had a botched IPO in 2012. The stock declined by more than 50% in the first three months.

Which was exactly the right time to buy Facebook.

If you had bought $10,000 worth of Facebook at IPO, it would be worth $46,190 today.

But if you had bought $10,000 worth of Facebook three months after the failed IPO, it would be worth $104,764 today.

That’s the power of buying a great stock after a failed IPO.

Inside How to Make a Killing with FAILED IPOs, Justin reveals a stock that could be the next Facebook.

It IPO’d recently at $166 a share... but has drifted down to below $120 a share.

But, just like Facebook, this is still a terrific company.

And it wouldn’t surprise me if it takes off... perhaps handing investors a 1,000% profit, just like Facebook did.

This company recently partnered with Google, one of the world’s richest companies. We expect its next earnings report to beat expectations. If we’re right, this stock could shoot back up immediately.

So, if you want to make money with this failed IPO, you need to get the How to Make a Killing with FAILED IPOs report now.

I’ll send it to you immediately when you click the button below and become a Charter Member of IPO Insider today.

I’m also going to send you two other important bonus reports.

I’ll send you The IPO Insider’s Bible and Spotting Hidden IPOs the SONAR Way.

These two bonus reports go together. They tell you everything about the lifecycles of IPOs and how to spot Hidden IPOs that are set to achieve big profits.

And now that our time is coming to an end, you have a choice to make.

You’ve seen how you can reliably collect big, quick profits of $5,000 or more, month after month, using Justin’s simple IPO strategy.

Will you close this page and forget about IPOs altogether?

That’s your call. If you already have enough money to guarantee a worry-free retirement, then maybe you don’t need to bag big IPO gains.

Or, maybe you do need big IPO gains... but you’d prefer to go it alone.

If you’re willing to work hard, check the S-1 filings every day, and pay ongoing fees of $25,000 for data, maybe you can pull it off.

Your third option is to let Justin do the legwork for you.

He’ll put his proven system to work for you, and send you his research and alerts whenever a Hidden IPO is getting ready to go public.

Then all you have to do is click “buy” and “sell” when he advises you to, and watch your potential profits grow.

When you click the button below to become a Charter Member of IPO Insider, you’ll join a small group of investors who are serious about banking large gains with Hidden IPOs.

Soon, you could be one of the few who make a killing in IPOs.

Only you can decide to join IPO Insider now.

Registration closes soon and I’m not sure if or when it will open again.

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