Date updated:06-30-2007
From Barron's 7-2-07:
"If the queue of companies lined up to go public in the second half of 2007 says anything about expectations for the stock market, the chorus of doomsayers may need to rethink their song. The number of initial public offerings, or IPOs, completed year-to-date is up about 25% from the first half of 2006, while the backlog of deals in waiting is valued at $17.6 billion, around the same level as last year. More important, the quality of companies in the pipeline suggests some new stocks will be big winners...It has paid to invest in IPOs this year; the average new issue has returned about 12% since its offering, well above the mid-single-digit returns logged by the Dow Jones industrials and other market measures.
This year's IPOs are on track to raise more than last year's $40.7 billion, with help from new tech, telecom and energy offerings. Orbitz, Dice Holdings and Cosan are three to watch."
Top IPOs below and Worst 5 IPOs in Hate list below.

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FCSX
Fcstone Group - $4.87
- 0.00%
- $N/A
YTD Return: +129%

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JASO
Ja Solar Holdings - $4.02
- 0.00%
- $N/A
YTD Return: +129% "Chinese solar listings were sizzling performers in the first half of 2007, but fund manager Killian thinks the cycle has peaked. JA Solar Holdings (JASO), which makes solar cells for the Chinese market, has soared 129%, to 34.40, since its February IPO."

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INFN
Infinera Corporat - $8.45
- 0.00%
- $N/A
YTD Return: +106%

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ARUN
Aruba Networks - $8.49
- 0.00%
- $N/A
YTD Return: +80%

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CAVM
Cavium Networks - $20.67
- 0.00%
- $N/A
YTD Return: +77%

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BX
Blackstone Grp Lp - $13.61
- 0.00%
- $N/A
From Barron's 7-2-07: "Ironically, Blackstone hasn't joined the gallery of winners; its shares priced at 31, popped to 38 in their first day of trading and then fell to 30 amid concerns about valuation and potential changes to the federal tax code that could clip the firm's future earnings."

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EXPE
Expedia - $25.77
- +1.14%
- $25.64
From Barron's 7-2-07: "Blackstone got Orbitz when it purchased Cendant's Travelport businesses, which also include Galileo, an electronic travel-services company. It's a bullish sign for Orbitz that Expedia (EXPE), a competitor, is about to buy back its own shares near all-time highs, says Richard Peterson, an IPO expert at Thomson Financial."

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FIG
Fortress Inv Gp L - $4.03
- 0.00%
- $N/A
From Barron's 7-2-07: "One sign of the market's healthy appetite for tech deals was Wednesday's 66% first-day pop in shares of Data Domain (DDUP), a data-recovery concern that finished the session at 24.95. It boasts the year's second-best stock-market debut after Fortress Investment Group (FIG), which rallied 68% in its first day of trading in February."
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