The Market Has to Be Red Hot, Right?

Why would they then sell them for discount immediately after listing, causing the share price to full? Aren't they just immediately incurring a loss after agreeing to pay the issue price of the shars? The market has to be red hot, really, for every ipo to to increase. But it's also very easy to float in the in in on our, on our market. I'm concerned about the risk of emerging inflation as the world recovers from cold. Do inflation link bonds have a legitimate role in assessment an super fund in pension pase? Is there any other reason that people should know of? Inflation ling bond? Have you guys got one of those?