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Anonymous

18 Apr 2019

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Any upcoming IPOs globally you would invest in?

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Leonard Tan

28 Feb 2019

For the US markets, a few big names are set to have IPOs in 2019.

uber
lyft
pinterest
slack
airbnb
palantir
wework

Personally i am a fan of palantir and airbnb and see promise especially in those 2.

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