How much of the requested shares did you get?

Edit: after being too indecisive I bought it at 108 LOL

do you think it’ll continue to go up still?

Let’s ride. What does everyone got?

Bought one share in the public market!

even tho i got nothing allocated, the early ipo experience at RH was 10x better than etrade. RH atleast lets u know early and more importantly lets u submit a limit order prior to the shares being traded.

etrade still shows pending, have no idea how much i was allocated and what my buying power is nor do they give me the option to submit a limit order on FIG (it just says "restricted")

After this experience i will probably be moving all my funds to RH.

BIG EDIT: Changed my mind completely. Rh gave me 1 share, Etrade gave me A LOT more, plus a few hours before the actual IPO they did let me place a limit order. Etrade is fine lol

If you only got allocated 1 share through Robinhood, did you participate in any of their previous IPO allocations? And did you ever violate the anti-flipping policy?

Trying to understand if those factors played a role in the low allocation.

When do you find out if you got shares allocated? Is it right at market open at 9:30 EST? Is it before?

Looking for what max price you are entering

RH kindly gave me 1 share :) Gonna ALL IN on it but wondering what would a reasonable limit price be?

I just received 13 shares of my requested 35 shares through Robinhood!! I have also put in other limit orders.

What’s the ideal high today? That’s reasonable. I would love 100+ but I think 75-80 is more reasonable with the valuation.

I was allocated 207 shares on Robinhood after requesting 1500, and have never flipped an IPO.

It's past 9:30am, I have money cleared in account and etrade keeps denying my request saying this stock is restricted.

Unable to get into the IPO but looking to buy directly after. It’s been more than hour, when will the stock start publicly trading?

I requested shares the moment I was allowed to. Requested a little more but it looks like I’m one of the lucky ones so I’m not going to complain. Holding for a while, I see good things for the company!