The quiet period is a 90-day period in going public when company information that will help increase stock price should and can be released.

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The quiet period is a 25-day period after a company goes public during which time they cannot release any information that could influence investors' decisions about buying or selling their stock. This is to ensure that all investors have access to the same information and to prevent companies from artificially driving up their stock price.

The Quiet Period Is a 90-Day Period in Going Public