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Heres how California and S.F. will benefit from 2020s IPO riches FacebookTwitterEmail 1of6 Traders on the New York Stock Exchange watch DoorDash’s worth climb to $72 billion on its first day of trading as a public company Wednesday.Courtney Crow / New York Stock ExchangeShow MoreShow Less 2of6 Brian Chesky, CEO of Airbnb, is shown on an electronic screen, center, at the Nasdaq MarketSite, Thursday, Dec. 10, 2020, in New York. The San Francisco-based online vacation rental company holds its IP...

Order Reprints New process, same result. A new hybrid auction process used for the DoorDash initial public offering was designed to give the company and underwriters led by Goldman Sachs a better read of investor demand than the traditional IPO procedure and allow for pricing closer to market. But judging from the 86% gain in DoorDash stock (ticker: DASH)... Close New process, same result.

Schurr, 45, said hes never been able to buy into an IPO before and called the decision a "no-brainer" given what he knows about how they typically perform. He gladly bought 200 shares, the maximum available to him, for $68 apiece, expecting a significant pop when trading started on Thursday. "All the fundamentals are out the window," Schurr said, citing IPOs like DoorDash, which surged 86% in its debut on Wednesday. "When youre allocated shares in an IPO and you can get in, nine times out of 10...