Bill Simpson wrote an analysis of Hyatt Hotels (H) to TradingIPOs subscribers on November 1. In their debut Thursday, November 5, shares priced at $25, within the expected range.

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Bill Simpson wrote an analysis of RailAmerica (RA) to TradingIPOs subscribers on October 7. In their debut Wednesday, October 14, shares traded for less than $14, well below initial expectations of $16 to $18 per share.

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Bill Simpson wrote an analysis of Verisk Analytics (VRSK) to TradingIPOs subscribers before pricing and open. In its market debut Wednesday, October 7, the company priced 85.25 million shares at $22 a share, above its $19-$21 estimated price range.

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Bill Simpson wrote an analysis of Talecris Biotherapeutics (TLCR) to TradingIPOs subscribers. In its market debut Thursday, October 1, the company priced 50 million common shares for $19 each, within the estimate range.

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On September 17, Bill Simpson wrote an analysis of Vitacost.com (VITC) to TradingIPOs subscribers. In its market debut Wednesday, September 23, the company priced shares for $12 each, within the estimate range. Vitacost.com sold 11 million shares and raised $132 million.

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Bill Simpson wrote an analysis of CDC Software (CDCS) to TradingIPOs subscribers. In its market debut Thursday, August 6, CDC Software sold 4.8 million American depositary receipts for $12 apiece, raising $57.6 million. CDC Software had expected the shares to price between $11 and $13.

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On June 15, Bill Simpson wrote an analysis of Medidata Solutions (MDSO). In its market debut Wednesday, June 24, Medidata shares priced for $14, above the original estimate range. The company sold 6.3 million shares, raising $88.2 million.

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On June 16, Bill Simpson wrote an analysis of Duoyuan Global Water (DGW). In its market debut Wednesday, June 24, Duoyuan priced its ADRs for $16 and sold 5.5 million of them, raising $88 million. In a recent regulatory filing, Duoyuan had estimated it would price 5 million ADRs for between $13 and $15.

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On May 4, Bill Simpson wrote an analysis of DigitalGlobe (DGI). In their market debut Thursday, May 14, shares rose more than 13% from the $19-a-share offering price to close at 21.50. The offering price itself was higher than the expected range of $16 to $18.

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On April 6, Bill Simpson wrote an analysis of Rosetta Stone (RST). In their market debut Thursday, April 16, shares finished their first day of trading up nearly 40 percent. The company opened trading at $25, on the morning after it priced its IPO at $18, exceeding the estimate range, and it sold 6.25 million shares, netting proceeds of $112.5 million.

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On March 26, Bill Simpson wrote an analysis of Changyou (CYOU). In their market debut Thursday, April 2, shares priced at the top of their estimated price range of $14-$16 a share. With 7.5 million American depositary shares in the IPO, the company raised $120 million.

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On November 15, Bill Simpson wrote an analysis of Grand Canyon Education (LOPE). In their market debut Thursday, Nov. 20, shares ranged between $9.49 and $11.90 during the session. Earlier that day, the company said it priced 10.5 million shares at $12 a piece, at the low end of a downwardly revised price range.

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On June 28, Bill Simpson wrote an analysis of Energy Recovery Devices (ERII). July 2, the initial public offering of 14 million shares priced at $8.50, near the top of the expected price range.

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On June 11, Bill Simpson wrote an analysis of Fifth Street Capital (FSC). In its June 18 IPO, the company raised approximately $141.2 million in gross proceeds.

All shares were offered by the company.

On May 1, Bill Simpson wrote an analysis of Colfax (CFX). In its May 8 IPO, the company priced 18.75 million shares at $18 a share, above its $15-$17 range, raising $338 million. Tuesday the stock closed at $22.07.

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On April 11, Bill Simpson wrote an analysis of American Water Works (AWK). In the April 23 IPO, the company raised $1.25 billion by selling 58 million shares, priced at $21.50, below its estimated range of $24-$26 a share. Tuesday the stock closed at $21.07.

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Here is our piece on Visa (V) that was published for subscribers on 3/1. Off pricing this is a good deal and one of few in '08 to grab all allocations possible. After-market Wednesday morning I felt it opened a bit too 'hot' at $60+ in this climate and would look at a print near $50 to enter for those not allocated.

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On January 15, Bill Simpson wrote an analysis of RiskMetrics Group (RMG). The company raised $245 million by offering 14 million shares near the bottom of its estimated price range of $17-$19 a share on January 25. The stock closed that day at $23.75.

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On November 8, Bill Simpson wrote an analysis of Virtual Radiologic (VRAD). The company priced its initial public offering of 4 million common shares mid-range at $17 on November 15. The stock closed January 11 at $18.17.

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On December 7, Bill Simpson wrote an analysis of Xinyuan Real Estate (XIN). The company raised $245 million with an initial public offering December 12 that priced within expectations. The 17.5 million offering of American depositary shares sold for $14 compared with a forecast range of $13 to $15. December 14 the stock closed at $15.40.

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