Posted by Steve on 01/7/09


Tech IPOs get shot in the arm with LogMeIn float

Reuters is reporting that LogMeIn (the virtual desktop software that allows you to control your PC from any other computer with a net connection) has sold 6.7 million shares raising nearly $107m before trading (under the ticker name LOGM).

This comes off the back of a lean spell in technology IPOs due to the economic crisis, with only one in past six months.

We'll report back when the markets open, and we get a good look at how it'll perform under open trading.
This is merely comment, and is not trading advice.

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