IPO filters
Every filter for IPO rules, with examples.
IPO rules send an alert when a company files to go public or prices its IPO. See IPOs for what each stage means.
| Filter | What it does | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Symbol filter | Only these companies, or the companies in a watchlist. | Leave empty for all IPOs |
| Stage | Filed (the company filed to go public), Priced (the IPO price was set) or Any. | Priced |
| IPO type | Operating (a regular company), SPAC (a blank-check company), Fund (an ETF, trust or similar fund) or Any. | Operating |
| Min deal size ($) | Only IPOs raising at least this many dollars. | 100000000 for $100M or more |
| Exchange | Any, Nasdaq (all Nasdaq markets), NYSE or NYSE American. | Nasdaq |
Good to know
- The deal size and exchange are only known once an IPO is priced. With Min deal size or Exchange set, the rule only matches priced IPOs.
- A company that has only filed may not have a ticker yet. To catch new filings, leave the Symbol filter empty.
Example rules
- Real IPOs pricing on Nasdaq: Stage Priced, IPO type Operating, Exchange Nasdaq.
- Big IPOs only: Stage Priced, Min deal size 250000000.
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