Oregon-based Dutch Bros. recently went public and a surge of Kicker fans helped to push up the initial stock price. Is the purchase based on potential growth or an emotional connection to the drive-thru coffee chain? What are the benefits and pitfalls when it comes to purchasing an IPO? Epic Trust financial advisors Jeff Lewis and Marc Livernois explain why companies go public, and what you should consider before jumping on board.
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