Is the IPO Market Back?

The video tutorial discusses the use of charts to analyze Costco's stock performance, highlighting its recent earnings and the impact on its stock price. It explains the relative strength index and its implications for Costco's stock. The video also covers Costco's business model, focusing on sales and membership fees. Additionally, it examines the IPO market, using Snapchat as a case study to illustrate recent trends and investor enthusiasm.

What is the significance of Costco's stock being in overbought territory?

• It indicates a potential for a price drop.

• It means the stock is undervalued.

• It suggests the stock is at its lowest point.

• It shows the stock is not being traded.

Why might Costco consider raising its membership fees?

• To increase its profit margins.

• To compete with other retailers.

• To cover losses from low sales.

• To maintain low prices for members.

How often does Costco typically raise its membership fees?

• Every 5-6 years

• Every year

• Every 2-3 years

• Every 10 years

What does the Bloomberg IPO index represent?

• The average stock price of technology companies.

• The performance of new public offerings over the last 12 months.

• The performance of all stocks in the market.

• The historical data of established companies.

Why is there enthusiasm for Snapchat's IPO?

• Because it is a low-risk investment.

• Because recent IPOs have outperformed the market.

• Because it has a low beta value.

• Because it is the only IPO this year.