“telefonear”
¿Amazonear? ¿Teslear? ¿Microsoftear? ¿Nvidiar? ¿Paypalear? ¿Applear? ¿Iphonear? ¿Netflixear? ¿Pinduoduear? ¿Alibabear? ¿Tencentear? ¿Salesforcear? ¿Shopifear? ¿Teladocear? ¿Palantirear?
No se que dira la RAE de todo esto
Yo es que me quede en lo de “guay del Paraguay”
Tupperware?
Antes de Navidades…
Airbnb updates terms to seek $2.6B in IPO
The company said it expects to price between $44 and $50 per share.
Googlear 
A ver quien es el afortunado que las pilla a 40 y pico dólares
IPO Update: Airbnb Proposes $2.4 Billion IPO Terms
Airbnb is seeking public investment some 12 years after it was founded, a longer than usual time for a startup to stay private.
Airbnb management is asking IPO investors to pay an Enterprise Value / Revenue multiple of 7x.
For what is essentially an ‘asset-light’ software company, this multiple is reasonable.
I believe the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic will be temporary; the only question is for how long?
Airbnb is in a class of its own, has significant runway ahead to take more market share from existing hotel operators and temporarily depressed revenue means IPO investors may get the stock at a discount, so the IPO is worth a close look.
Expected IPO Pricing Date: December 9, 2020.
Si el precio de salida propuesto son 47 $, yo a mi bola como siempre y la orden previa a la apertura a 47 $. Si entra bien y si no a esperar o ver como se alejaaaaaaa.
Cuando es la IPO?
Me suena el dia 10, puede ser?
Es solo por informacion.
Una de mis reglas es la de ni de broma entrar en una IPO
Todavía no hay fecha en firme pero parece que será antes de Navidades
Muchas reglas, poca diversión 
Gracias @ruindog
Creo que diversion si que habra 
Habemus fecha: 10 de Diciembre
Ya han subido el precio.
Con todo el bombo y platillo que le están dando a las IPOs de AirBNB y DoorDash hay una tercera empresa que está pasando casi desapercibida (también empieza a cotizar hoy en la bolsa americana)
Que siga así, flying under the radar 
C3.ai (AI)
Tom Siebel is one of the most successful tech entrepreneurs. After a successful stint at Oracle in the 1980s, he would go on to launch Siebel Systems, which pioneered the CRM (Customer Relationship Management) space. He would eventually sell the company to Oracle
Even though he was a billionaire, he still had the entrepreneurial itch. So he started C3.ai. His premise was that enterprise AI would be very big.
And of course, he was right. To capitalize on this opportunity, Siebel developed a comprehensive platform to make it easier for companies to implement AI technologies. This involved using low-code approaches but also deep integrations with platforms like Microsoft’s Azure, Amazon’s AWS, IBM’s Cloud and Google Cloud. The technology can also be used for on-premise environments.
As should be no surprise, C3.ai has seen substantial growth. For fiscal 2020, revenues went from $91.6 million to $156.7 million or 71% year-over-year.
For the IPO, the company plans to issue 15.5 million shares at a range of $31 to $34 and the stock will be listed on the NYSE under the ticker AI. The lead underwriters include Morgan Stanley, J.P. Morgan, BofA Securities and Deutsche Bank.
Por cierto, el calendario de Yahoo Finance es muy recomendable para no perderse ni un detalle
Lo ultimo que he leido es que saldran a $42, se suben rapido a la parra
Veo que mi orden a 36$ tiene poco futuro 
¿Dónde has encontrado la información?
Pues ni te cuento la mía a 34