השקעות למתחילים: הנפקות למשקיע המתוחכם

If you've felt the sharp volatility in New York recently, you're not imagining it. Wall Street experienced a real earthquake this weekend with SpaceX's massive IPO on the Nasdaq - officially defined as the largest IPO in history. The IPO market has always ignited the imagination of early-stage investors, but behind the glittering headlines about companies that surge by hundreds of percent on the first day of trading, lies a complex mechanism that requires deep understanding. In the macro environment of June 2026, with global interest rates at 4% and global inflation remaining around 3.5%, many companies that have become accustomed to cheap money are forced to recalculate their course before turning to the public. In the upcoming episode, Omer Rabinovich hosts Omer Baruch, Director of Overseas Investments at Meitav Gemel, to break down the world of IPOs and learn how "sophisticated investors" operate in the institutional market. We will understand at a glance the difference between a private company and a public company, how the company's value is determined in a prospectus, and why large underwriting companies tend to "under-price" (deliberately under-pricing) in order to generate positive buzz on the first day of trading. Omar and Omar will explain why historical statistics show that most IPOs actually show a lackluster return in their first year on the market, and how a novice investor can differentiate between companies with real cash flow and a stable business model, and IPOs that rely on passing trends. What are the rules of the game on Wall Street and how not to fall into the traps of quick money?