Kayak May Be associated with all Many To Say No

One fear racing through the minds of investors in the first two weeks after Facebook's IPO is that the stock's rapid descent will chill the marketplace for initial public offerings.

That fear became a reality Wednesday when Kayak confirmed reports that it will close the lid on on its IPO. Internet company to officially ditch IPO plans since Facebook's stock price started tumbling in mid-Could -- although market observers predict clothing the last.

Citing market cases, Kayak will supposedly postpone pitch meetings with potential investors, Who will still be licking their wounds. "But bebo has instead cast a black cloud over IPOs,

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"IPO public shut. Sell for new issuers. IPOs are in the second quarter of 2012, In comparison to 27 during the same period last year, Based on IPO research firm Renaissance Securities. And only 18 companies filed IPO signing up statements, A 74 percent decline from yr after.

"Going public is really a subject put to rest except for the largest of companies, Expressed Tim Draper, A Silicon Valley venture individual.

As the allure of IPOs diminishes for now, Rapidly growing companies hunting for cash face two options: Sell his or her selves to a larger company or try to live off money from the private markets.

"There's an increasingly vibrant private market where founders and vc's can get all the liquidity they want, Said social media buyer and seller Lou Kerner, Founder of the Second cyberspace Fund, In a meeting last week.

But even that thinking may have changed recently as Facebook's stock dipped below the price many investors paid on pre-IPO stock markets like SecondMarket, Where private shares in the social networking giant changed hands for nearly four years before the May 18 IPO.

"What are the results in the public markets certainly affects when there is in the private markets, Thought John Frankel, A partner at the firm ff capital raising. Frankel warned that marketing experts who have eschewed an IPO in the hopes of finding money in the private market may soon feel the pinch: Private investors, Venture capitalists and institutional investors are inclined to pull back as they face the prospect of losing money this November, When federal securities regulatings free them to sell their pre-IPO Facebook shares on public stock markets.

Naveen Jain, The exact CEO of Intelius, An online public information provider that canceled its IPO in late 2010, Advised founders to try to cash out while they still can.

"Private company valuations are high enough in this bubble that most private companies are better off selling themselves to other public companies or to other private companies that have raised big money in the private markets, Jain mentioned.

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