Eileen Epstein Carney
Eileen works closely with investors in securities cases and has over a decade of experience in the legal world. She received her law degree from American University in 2005.
Our firm is investigating possible legal claims on behalf of Slack investors. On June 20, 2019, Slack Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: WORK) held its initial public offering (IPO) with shares priced at $38.50 per share. Since its IPO Slack’s shares have declined as low as 31% below the initial price; opening at $26.47 on September 5th. If you are a Slack investor, you may be eligible for monetary recovery. Contact our securities lawyers today to learn more about your options.
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On June 20, 2019, Slack sold 118.4 million shares at $38.50 during its initial public offering. But a few months later, the stock is trading far below the IPO price.
On September 4, 2019, Slack released its its first earnings report as a public company. According to Yahoo Finance
Slack disappointed investors with a weaker-than-expected forecast for the third quarter. The company’s Q3 2020 guidance laid out expectations for a loss of between $0.08 and $0.09 a share — slightly below analysts’ expectations of $0.07.
On this news Slack shares plummeted to 31% below the IPO price in after hours trading. Our firm will continue to investigate.
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Eileen works closely with investors in securities cases and has over a decade of experience in the legal world. She received her law degree from American University in 2005.
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