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UK IPO Watch Today: No New London Floats, but 80 Mile and Ethernity Shares Swing on Fresh Stock

UK IPO Watch Today: No New London Floats, but 80 Mile and Ethernity Shares Swing on Fresh Stock

London’s main market saw no new IPOs Friday, while AIM activity centered on share admissions from placings and warrant exercises. Ethernity Networks jumped 14.6% to 0.0047p after a £367,500 placing, with over 2.3 billion shares traded. 80 Mile rose 11.1% to 1.055p on heavy volume after issuing 29.4 million shares. Another 80 Mile admission is set for Feb. 10.
6 February 2026
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  • SpaceX IPO Hype Risks Older Investors' Portfolios
    June 11, 2026, 7:56 AM EDT. SpaceX's potential IPO is generating massive hype, but experts warn that it poses significant risks, especially for investors aged 50 and over. For younger investors, a stock dip is often a short-term blip. However, older investors nearing retirement may face severe portfolio damage from such volatility. This caution reflects the greater investment vulnerability as retirement approaches, where capital preservation is crucial. Investors over 50 should weigh the excitement around SpaceX against their risk tolerance and retirement timelines before committing funds.

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