An initial public offering (IPO)
A)is less risky than purchasing stocks in the secondary market.
B)can be sold later in the primary market.
C)can be a bargain as the stock prices may rise rapidly the next few days.
D)is a good investment for the beginning investor.

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An IPO can be a bargain if the stock price rises rapidly after the initial offering, potentially providing significant returns. However, it is not inherently less risky or suitable for beginners, and IPOs are not sold again in the primary market.

An Initial Public Offering (IPO)