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ARM / Arm Holdings Already Has 40% Upside

With just over 20 days of public trading under their belt, Arm Holdings plc - ADR NASDAQ: ARM shares have already been on a rollercoaster. As the biggest IPO of the year, there were plenty of eyes watching when they floated last month, and expectations were high. Read More

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Posted: Oct 13 2023, 08:45

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By MarketBeat
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Arm Holdings Already Has 40% Upside

With just over 20 days of public trading under their belt, Arm Holdings plc - ADR NASDAQ: ARM shares have already been on a rollercoaster. As the b

By CNBC Television
October 12, 2023

New IPOs fizzle out: What's behind the tumbles

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