Will This Profitable IPO Follow CoreWeave's Lead?
Shares of new issue eToro Group are near new highs as the trading platform shakes off a post-IPO dip and nears a buy point and other IPO stocks rally. EToro stock is forming an IPO base with a 74.28 buy point, according to IBD MarketSurge pattern recognition. Like many new issues, eToro stock has been volatile.
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