The time when investment bankers were discussing the firm's risk and return potential, the preliminary price range is called a "dog-and-pony" show.

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The term "dog-and-pony show" refers to a series of presentations or meetings that investment bankers and the management of a company looking to go public or seeking additional investment hold with potential investors to generate interest in the offering, not specifically to the discussion of the firm's risk and return potential or the setting of a preliminary price range.

The Time When Investment Bankers Were Discussing the Firm's Risk