Recent IPO’s don’t have a lot of past financial data, so it’s hard to analyze their businesses. On Jitta, IPO stocks will have 2 years back of financial data before they go public, Jitta Score won’t be able to calculate as accurate as usual (since it takes 5-10 years of historical data).
Therefore, when calculating the Jitta Score for IPO stocks, Jitta will add Negative Factors into the equation to lower the score and compensate for the risk of insufficient data. Jitta Signs will also show a Warning Sign to indicate a stock has only gone public for less than 3 years, therefore there is a high analytical uncertainty.