Lots of talk in the forums about cancelling IPO timestamps that are more than a couple minutes old. I am not, and here is why. We know that one of the things OneSeason uses to determine the maximum percentage that someone can get of an IPO is off of participation on that IPO. The market conditions are also a factor. The more people who are in the IPO, the more people who will get shares. The fewer people on the list, the higher the percentage of the shares someone can get will be. Don’t ever just assume that you are out of the game on an IPO. The longer the line, the more interest that is shown, the lower the % of shares one person can get, and there will be more total numbers of people who get the IPO.

We were told at the Nation this was coming, and it’s finally here. This one is pretty important. There is a lot of talk about the quality of IPOs coming out. (Darren McFadden? Derrick Rose? Michael Beasley?) The IPO request process is SUPPOSED to pull the players who we want to see traded most into the market. One of the things that was happening was hundreds thousands a ton of people were trying to create the top upcoming IPO list in their own accounts. They did this by requesting everyone under the sun, copying the list posted here at the Nation, copying lists posted elsewhere, and tracking the IPO list from their account. Well because of this, every time someone wants to make this list in their account, Derrick Rose, Michael Beasely, and everyone else get another vote. There would be zero movement. Everyone on the list would get 1 more vote. OneSeason, by user feedback, has added an upcoming IPO list to their home page in the bottom right. Now you can take some serious action in the quality of IPOs that are coming out.

IMPORTANT!

Right now, go into your account in OneSeason and click “watch list”. Cancel every player who you don’t care about. Only leave up the players YOU want traded. This will adjust the IPO list, and as new IPOs roll out, only the players who the majority of folks REALLY want to see traded will be released as IPOs.