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Hey, Sarbanes and Oxley, You Killed Our IPO Market—Are You Happy?

Are You Happy? —  There's one sure way to make sure investors don't lose money in initial public offerings: Make sure there are none.  And “none” is barely an exaggeration.  As Vas Sridharan notes, there has been exactly one (1) ONE Valley IPO this year.

Silicon Alley Insider Henry Blodget