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The Snowflake IPO just debuted on the New York Stock Exchange.
Snowflake (NYSE: SNOW) raised $3.4 billion at a $42 billion valuation. And that made it the biggest software IPO ever.
CNBC and the Wall Street Journal hyped up the huge 111% IPO gains. Yet it’s the Pre-IPO investors who really cash in with four times bigger profits.
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In February, Snowflake was still a private company preparing to go public. That’s when Snowflake tapped investors and raised $479 million by selling private Pre-IPO shares.
The valuation was $12.4 billion.
That seemed like a huge valuation at the time. However, it was an absolute bargain compared with the IPO.
Pre-IPO investors included well known venture capital firms including Sequoia and Sutter Hill Ventures. Plus, Salesforce (NYSE: CRM) also invested in the financing.
These Silicon Valley insiders KNOW that big profits happen BEFORE an IPO. That’s why they’ll stake a claim – and buy shares on the private market.
In this case – they were able to secure a 75% DISCOUNT off the current Snowflake share price.
Most folks will NEVER buy Pre-IPOs. However, I’d like to show you how to get in on nine upcoming deals (just click here now).
Even Warren Buffett missed the Pre-IPO.
Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK-B) was able to buy a huge stake in the Snowflake IPO. And he’s now sitting on cash profits of $820 million in one day.
However, Buffett’s profits could’ve been four times bigger by using the Pre-IPO Secret.
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Yours in Wealth,
Ian Wyatt