Zacks Special Report

5 Hottest IPOs to Watch in 2022

Zacks experts reveal critical insights into 5 companies that could hand investors triple-digit gains within weeks after they go public...

Or quadruple-digit long-term profits, like Tesla's +5,094% gains.

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New Special Report: Zacks 5 Hottest IPOs to Watch in 2022 Report

Each cutting-edge company could skyrocket immediately after its IPO

Company #1 - Big Data Firm Seeks to Dominate $130 Billion Market With over 5,000 corporate clients driving spectacular revenue growth, this company could outperform it's nearest competitor, which saw its shares more than double after its IPO.

Company #2 - "Five Years of Growth in Five Weeks" in COVID. When lockdowns set in last year, this company surged in popularity, growing revenue +300% YoY. Now deeply entrenched in American society, the upside potential is extraordinary.

Company #3 - Shooting for the Moon and Beyond. This space company took 10 years to reach unicorn status, then grew 10X by 2016. Sales are projected to quadruple by 2025. Already sending payloads into space, they aim to landing people on Mars.

Company #4 - Financial App's Revenue Soared +263% in Q1. This smartphone app's rocket ride started in the pandemic, blasting from $91 million in Q1 2020 to $331 million in Q1 2021. This momentum could set the company up for an extremely lucrative initial public offering.

Company #5 - Could This Be the Biggest IPO in History? Massive service providers like Wayfair, Instacart, and Lyft depend on this company's platform. Most Americans have never heard of this company, but if it IPOs at its current valuation, it would become the biggest IPO of all time, more than tripling the current record holder.

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