Rivian IPO potentially next week. Morgan Stanley is the DSP (IPO) Partner

[MIG]

Nothing for me yet, possibly because I have a blood feud with Morgan Stanley.

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[electruck]

Not to worry, there will be plenty of opportunities to buy shares below the IPO price. Already, the opening talk is getting lowered as investors are becoming aware Rivian faces many production challenges before ever becoming profitable.

To be clear, I can't wait for the R1S but it doesn't mean I want to buy the IPO.

I think it is fair to say that many of us are expecting an initial drop but are hopeful for gains in the long haul (10+ yrs). And yes, one can absolutely wait and buy (or buy additional shares) on the downswing.

 

[MIG]

Not to worry, there will be plenty of opportunities to buy shares below the IPO price. Already, the opening talk is getting lowered as investors are becoming aware Rivian faces many production challenges before ever becoming profitable.

To be clear, I can't wait for the R1S but it doesn't mean I want to buy the IPO.

Rational thinking hasn't hurt Lucid's share price.

 

[cc84]

The customer always comes first!. Where are their priorities!
/sarcasm (but some may not think it too far from their truth)

Served me very well. That's why I'm able to be here. I also took care of my employees too, but they were told in advance who comes first. ?

 

[tx_rivian]

I’ve wondered how much Rivian would let us buy into for the IPO. Is it 5k, 10k or 25k?

Knowing now that they said up to 7% of shares would go to deposit holders, I think we might top out at around 10k investment with info we have.

175 shares is Max

 

[St Bernard]

Rational thinking hasn't hurt Lucid's share price.

Lucid was $58 in Feb now $34

 

[carl]

Lucid was $58 in Feb now $34

I think they are still way behind Rivian though when it comes to full production, or pre orders for that matter.

Curious who is planning on joining the IPO through MS.

 

[Diddy123]

Lucid was $58 in Feb now $34

Lucid was not a publicly traded company in February. There was a SPAC with a theoretical intent to invest/merge with Lucid, but that's far different from the actual open trading of LCID on the exchange.

LCID is currently trading at almost a 50% premium over it's debut on the NASDAQ.

 

[BrayBay]

I think it is fair to say that many of us are expecting an initial drop but are hopeful for gains in the long haul (10+ yrs). And yes, one can absolutely wait and buy (or buy additional shares) on the downswing.

Just signed up, and this is my thought also. I'm definitely in for the long haul.

 

[carl]

Account setup. Approved. Funds in transfer. Here is to 1000% growth in the next 5 years

 

[Revo]

Account setup funding in place ready to roll with the punches for the next 5 to 10 years ? ???? either way it goes it will be "launch green"??

 

[Revo]

I think they are still way behind Rivian though when it comes to full production, or pre orders for that matter.

Curious who is planning on joining the IPO through MS.

Already done!

 

[eggpaul]

Account setup. Approved. Funds in transfer. Here is to 1000% growth in the next 5 years

Do we have to transfer funds now or on Nov 9 when the price is shared?

 

[SANZC02]

Lucid was $58 in Feb now $34

But when they went public on July 23rd, it around 24.25

 

[kommonplace]

Do we have to transfer funds now or on Nov 9 when the price is shared?

Hopefully someone more knowledgeable will chime in. The email isn't super clear. It definitely makes it sound like you can do the funding after you've "confirmed your allocation." It says the funds need to be transferred "by the payment deadline"... and I don't see what that deadline is. (The allocation confirmation deadline is November 9 at 11:59pm, but it doesn't specify a date/time for the payment deadline.)

I scheduled a transfer just to be safe, because I know there's no way I'd be able to transfer funds via ACH "after 5pm" and "by 11:59pm" that Friday. Hard to imagine that's the case anyway, but I didn't want to risk it.

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