Restriction preventing insiders from selling shares for a period after IPO.
Typically 90-180 days. Lockup expirations often pressure stock prices as insiders sell to diversify. Sophisticated investors track lockup expiration dates as potential entry/exit signals.
Restriction preventing insiders from selling shares for a period after IPO. Typically 90-180 days. Lockup expirations often pressure stock prices as insiders sell to diversify. Sophisticated investors track lockup expiration dates as potential entry/exit signals.
In corporate actions, Lockup Period is one of the building blocks investors use to compare opportunities and assess risk. Understanding it helps you read research notes, earnings reports, and market commentary without getting lost in jargon.
Typically 90-180 days. Lockup expirations often pressure stock prices as insiders sell to diversify.
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