Reviewed by JeFreda R. Brown Fact checked by Suzanne Kvilhaug While some large and successful companies are privately-owned, ...

This delay is because of the IPO lockup period, a strategic pause typically lasting 90 to 180 days that prevents company insiders from selling their shares immediately after the company goes public.

And nobody wants to IPO into that sort of market ... 02:38 Angela Lee Yeah, we're in this really scary cycle because VC companies and PE companies, they will go out and raise money from their ...

Anything else startups should know that might impact this next cycle of IPOs? While these companies that went public in the last cycle may not have fulfilled their promises, they set the stage for ...