Booster Shot

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Definition of 'Booster Shot'

The name given to the first formal recommendation report issued by an underwriter for an IPO. It is presented in the process of the public offering.
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Investopedia explains 'Booster Shot'

The booster shot acts as a way to reinforce attractiveness of the new issue. The underwriter attempts to ensure a successful offering by strengthening the issues appeal.

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