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lockup period

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lockup period
The time during which employees and other early investors are prohibited from selling stock in a newly listed company. Investment banks that bring the securities to market establish lockup periods to protect investors in a new issue from large insider selling that can have a major price impact because of a relatively small number of shares available for trading. Lockup periods are usually 180 days from the date of the initial public offering.
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Following a one-year lockup period, each of these units may be exchanged for one share of Forest City's Class A Common Stock or, at Forest City's option, cash equal to the then-current market price of the stock.
Forest City to restructure Ratner's New York portfolio by Real Estate Weekly
Such escrow shares will be subject to a 150-day lockup period.
Advanced Communications and Pacific Magtron International Announce ... by Business Wire
com, which tracks IPO lockup periods after IPOs, estimates 46 companies will be unlocked in March.
Internet Stocks Fall as Insiders Collect Their Millions by MOODY, EMMA / Los Angeles Business Journal
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