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Quiet Period

The period immediately after an IPO when underwriters are restricted from publishing research on the newly public company. Under FINRA Rule 2241 it ends 10 days after the IPO for the firms that underwrote it, which is when their analyst coverage typically starts.

From: IPO Pipeline

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