OA. Most IPOs are offered to individual private investors or investors with high net worth. Therefore most institutional investors rarely get to buy an IPO but instead must purchase it in the secondary market when it begins trading on an organized stock exchange. Research has shown that this strategy generates poor returns compared with other investing strategies. with other invest OB. Most IPOs are offered to large institutional investors or investors with low net worth. Therefore most individual investors rarely get to buy an IPO but instead must purchase it in the secondary market when it begins trading on an organized stock exchange. Research has shown that this strategy generates poor returns compared with other investing strategies. OC. Most IPOs are offered to large institutional investors or investors with high net worth. Therefore most individual investors rarely get to buy an IPO but instead must purchase it in the secondary market when it begins trading on an organized stock exchange. Research has