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FOMO is something that gets to even the most experienced investors. And it’s easy to see why when we read about the returns from investing in IPOs from companies like Apple.

If you purchased $1,000 worth of Apple stock at IPO in 1980, today it would be worth $1,278.000 taking into account stock splits. Everyone can agree that’s a solid return over 40 years with no other input apart from buying the initial stock. And having nerves of steel to hold when Jobs first left the company.

There are plenty of modern day IPO success stories as well. Did you know that Tesla listed on the stock market in 2010 at $17 a share? Investing $1,000 in the company in 2010 would today be worth $92,400. That’s a powerhouse return.

With some pretty big companies gearing up to list on the stock market, we thought it would be timely to do a podcast that gives a step by step walkthrough on investing in IPO’s. Most people in the finance world simply pass this type of investing off as too risky and something that should be ignored by amateurs. We on the other hand feel that we have a good criteria to help you sought the winners from the losers.