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Ferrari's earliest investors are losing money

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Ferrari shares slipped below their initial public offering price on Tuesday.

The stock had been priced at $52, the higher end of expectations, ahead of its first day of trading last Wednesday.

In trading Tuesday, it fell by as much as 7% to around $51.41 per share.

And so, investors who bought early are back where they started on paper.

The stock opened at $60 per share at its IPO last Wednesday and rallied 15% on the first day. 

On Monday, Ferrari announced that it was closing the initial public offering of about 19 million common shares.

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Akin edits flagship newsletters including First Trade and Tech Memo, as well as weekly topical roundups of Business Insider's coverage including Defense Flash. He also provides editorial support for the development and launch of new newsletters.    Prior to this role, he was a markets reporter for over a decade and edited Business Insider's investing coverage. He covered bonds and FX at Bloomberg before joining BI in 2014.