numbers, 20% of this ipo flow went to the little guy, that is more than most ipos ever offered to the so-called retail investor. bill: to really get on the goods -- to be a big time investor, the big firms, they give you a couple of shares on the side and, keep you as a client. >> you would rather not be in on the first day, it is dangerous, think of krispy kreme or e-toys, 1999, the ipo of e-toys, went public, martha remembers this, it went public at $20, first day went to $85, and today, don't even ask. not even close. bill: we'll see you later today, right? count down to the closing bell, fbn, bulls and bears, starts 3:00 p.m. eastern time and she'll be on the air. >> with the closing price. bill: 3:59 p.m. with the closing price. thank you. martha: and, there were a lot of krispy kreme doughnuts that day! who can forget that, a fierce debate raging in utah, overstate