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They suggest that capital markets are working well and doing what they are supposed to do, which is provide capital that companies can use to invest and hire, create wealth and ultimately help the economy to grow,\" said Russ Mould, AJ Bell investment director. \n</p>\n<p>\n Several other U.K.-based companies are reportedly considering a float, including food-delivery service Deliveroo , money-transfer startup Transferwise, and cybersecurity firm Darktrace. \n</p>\n<p>\n However, Mould cautioned that \"bull markets end when the money runs out,\" saying that a sudden torrent of new listings, or secondary sales of stock by major shareholders in companies that are already quoted can also be a warning sign. \n</p>\n<p>\n \"Investors need to be on their guard,\" Mould said. \"The U.S. market has shown signs of an overheated new offerings market, especially given the post-listing surges in names such as Airbnb and DoorDash , the torrent of new special-purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) coming to market and the lofty valuations at which many new entrants have gone public.\" \n</p>\n<p>\n Read:IPOs in 2021: After a year of impressive pandemic offerings, these tech companies expect to keep it rolling \n</p>\n<p>\n Owned by buyout group Exponent Private Equity, Moonpig has flourished during the COVID-19 pandemic, while peers such as stationery chain Paperchase have struggled due to lockdown measures that have forced it to close its stores. 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Dr. Martens has thrived during the COVID-19 pandemic, selling 700,000 more boots in the six months to end of September, an increase of 14% compared with the same period a year earlier. \n\n\n Read:Boot-maker Dr. Martens kick-starts plan for $4 billion IPO \n\n\n Foresight Group, an infrastructure and private-equity investment manager with almost GBP7 billion of assets under management, also said on Tuesday that it plans to go ahead with an IPO next month, as the company seeks funding for its acquisition strategy. \n\n\n \"The announcement of planned by stock flotations by Moonpig, Foresight Group and Dr. Martens in the space of two days could be a good sign. They suggest that capital markets are working well and doing what they are supposed to do, which is provide capital that companies can use to invest and hire, create wealth and ultimately help the economy to grow,\" said Russ Mould, AJ Bell investment director. \n\n\n Several other U.K.-based companies are reportedly considering a float, including food-delivery service Deliveroo , money-transfer startup Transferwise, and cybersecurity firm Darktrace. \n\n\n However, Mould cautioned that \"bull markets end when the money runs out,\" saying that a sudden torrent of new listings, or secondary sales of stock by major shareholders in companies that are already quoted can also be a warning sign. \n\n\n \"Investors need to be on their guard,\" Mould said. \"The U.S. market has shown signs of an overheated new offerings market, especially given the post-listing surges in names such as Airbnb and DoorDash , the torrent of new special-purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) coming to market and the lofty valuations at which many new entrants have gone public.\" \n\n\n Read:IPOs in 2021: After a year of impressive pandemic offerings, these tech companies expect to keep it rolling \n\n\n Owned by buyout group Exponent Private Equity, Moonpig has flourished during the COVID-19 pandemic, while peers such as stationery chain Paperchase have struggled due to lockdown measures that have forced it to close its stores. 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