Vonage IPO first two hours down over 13% [Wink screencast] |
The Vonage IPO is off and running on the New York Stock Exchange starting at $17 and as of this writing trading at just over $15. The first two hours had Vonage stock [symbol: VG] down as low as $14.49. You can watch it in real time at Market Watch.
![First two hours of Vonage IPO [symbol: VG]](http://www.makeyougohmm.com/images/2006/vonage-openday_first2hours.jpg)
You can buy the stock for fantasy in our 2006 MakeYouGohmm Virtual Stock Exchange. Join other Hmm readers and play for free here, although Vonage is a very volatile purchase at the moment, even for a fantasy stock. The day is young though, still a good three hours plus of trading remains.
Wink demo using Vonage stock fluctuation
It’s beta testing humpday at Hmm as I continue to pour through Microsoft Office 2007 beta and just took a brief break to demo the free screencasting software Wink. It’s my first ever wink-powered screencast — and has all the rough edges of a first attempt — which you can watch and listen to vonage1128est_openday.swf (2.14MB).
There is much more that can be done with Wink then my demo shows like sending people to different URLs during/after the presentation, floating tooltext windows and highlights. Screencasting software like Wink is good for software demos, instruction and education. Winki is fairly intuitive to operate. Like what I see so far and will be doing more in the future.
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Heh - it’s always nice to see an IPO dive so that people think twice about investing in an IPO only because it’s an IPO…
Comment by iiq374 — May 24, 2006 @ 5:09 pm PST
[…] Vonage opened at $17 on May 24 and dropped over 13% in the first two hours of trading. At $9.98, it’s lost nearly 42% of its value. Its lowest point as of this writing has been $9.84. save/share: MyWeb | del.icio.us | digg it! […]
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[…] As a customer only and thankfully not an investor, I was already concerned. Now I’m wondering what this will mean if the stock completely tanks? Yes, at what point do we seriously start talking about that? $5/share? When it falls beneath $1/share? […]
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