A company must observe a quiet period from the time it files a registration statement with the SEC until at least one month after an IPO is complete.

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This statement is true. During the quiet period, the company is restricted from releasing any information that might affect the stock price, and it is intended to prevent the company from hyping up the stock before the IPO. The quiet period lasts until at least 25 days after the IPO is complete.

A Company Must Observe a Quiet Period from the Time