I used to work on a lot of IPO's, and from day one ONDK looked like a bit of a stinker. I was always told that unless you are in at the private placement level, the only way to play an IPO is by buying it AFTER it has broken down through the offering price twice - historically that works out too. The problem is, people see instruments like GOOG and say: "Wow! OnDeck is going to 600!" I remember once QCOM had a 1000$ price target...and every idiot out there piled in. Same thing here: the only people getting cashed out on ONDK are the insiders and the selling syndicate. Everything else is hot air.