The shares opened at 76p and quickly soared to 96p before settling back to 81p.

Philippine shares, which rose to near 5-month highs on Tuesday, opened 0.5 percent down.

The shares opened the next day at $16.10, as public investors sent in sell orders.

Because the shares opened at $52, many investors who bought in the first hour of trading lost money on the stock.

Although Olympic's shares opened at $15.50, within weeks, they sank to $8.

AOL's shares opened trading in 2000 at $76, more than double their current level.

Finally, on the second day, the shares opened at 1.6 million yen.

The shares opened at $10.75, 17% below expectations, but climbed to $11.125 by the close of trading.

The shares opened at $63.62 and slipped to $61 within the first hour.

The shares opened at $300, and closed at $242.375 in Nasdaq trading.