ZX Market Snapshot: March, 2022:
Reported Holdings: Quarter Ending January 31st, 2022
1 Dollar-weighted return on all reported holdings
2 Equal-weighted mark-up or mark-down across all reported holdings
3 Positive Trend Reversal reflects an individual holding marked up after consecutive quarterly periods marked down or flat
4 Negative Trend Reversal reflects an individual holding marked down after consecutive quarterly periods marked up or flat
| Company | Normalized Std Dev5 | $ Weighted Avg | Max | Min |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fanatics | .24 | $59.21 | $67.84 | $35.26 |
| Dataminr | .22 | $29.87 | $34.10 | $19.90 |
| Delhivery | .21 | $6.23 | $7.87 | $5.19 |
| Pine Labs | .20 | $496.96 | $609.51 | $372.86 |
| Canva | .16 | $1214.71 | $1704.55 | $1132.74 |
5 Normalized Standard Deviation is used to express the measure of spread across reported marks and allows for comparison between companies independent of their price per share based on a dollar-weighted average.
6 Premium and Discount agnostic to share class
We’re excited to introduce our new Most Active Companies section to our ZX Monthly Movers report.
Stripe
Bolt Financial
SpaceX
OpenSea
Epic Games
Kraken
Animoca Brands
Databricks
Impossible Foods
Klarna7 Companies that received the most ticket and profile view activity over the last 30 days
Epic Games, Stripe and SpaceX were the three most active companies on ZX in March.
ZX received 278% more asks than bids in March, marking the twelfth consecutive month the order book has been skewed to the sell-side. March transactions priced from a 11.7% discount to a 29.8% premium to January average reported holding values.
On average, March saw 55.72% of bids posted at a premium to January’s median holding values, while offers were posted at a 10.4% average discount.
This quarter reporting holders marked up their private portfolios 3.1% with an average mark-up of 1.2%. Despite the positive appreciation and average mark-up across reporting funds, the period saw one company advancing for every three companies declining.
Rubicon Global saw the largest mark-up this reporting period, with Loadsmart, Resilience and SpaceX rounding out the largest gainers. GOAT saw the largest mark-down this reporting period, while Lime, Castle Creek and ClearMotion saw the next largest markdowns.
Diamond Foundry and Epic Games saw their first positive reversals in two quarters while Castle Creek and Farmers Business Network saw their first negative reversals in six and five quarters respectively.
Fanatics ($35.26-$67.84) saw the highest share price variance across funds.
ZX Firm Orders are unique to ZX. A ZX Firm Order (Offer or Bid) is a form of contract accepted on ZX, that allows a buyer or seller to contractually commit themselves to trading at the terms of an order ticket should a bona fide counterparty be presented, or pay a fee set to 10% of the notional value of the transaction should they fail to transact. Zanbato developed the concept of a Firm Order for private stock trading to solve for frequent frustration that parties often hold themselves out as buyers or sellers, but then pull out of transactions when counterparties are presented.
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