These deals are generating a lot of interest because they produce big paydays for their creators, make it easier for startups in hot industries such as electric vehicles to capitalize on a frothy run-up in the stock market and offer everyday investors a new path to a hot stock, the Wall Street Journal reports. But is the invasion a sign of a market euphoria that can’t last? Read more.
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