See StockAnalysis’s IPO calendar

No company code or date is needed. Ask for StockAnalysis’s calendar of companies planning to offer shares to the public for the first time (an IPO), then review the dates and possible terms shown.

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Use get-ipo-calendar-stockanalysis when the user asks to see the StockAnalysis IPO calendar. No company code, date or other detail is needed. Do not invent date or exchange choices. If the user asks for only [company name], [date range] or [exchange name], first get the calendar and then show only matching entries that were actually returned; explain that this narrows the displayed list and does not retrieve more entries. Keep the original week groups and date or price wording. Treat dates and terms as estimates or proposals unless a reliable source confirms an outcome; never say an offering happened or state final proceeds without evidence. If a group is empty, say it returned no entries; do not conclude there are no future IPOs. Check the matching source before assigning a currency or converting amounts. Reuse the Toolmu connection or follow https://toolmu.com/SKILL.md, and honor the user’s budget authorization and the current Tool price.

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Show me StockAnalysis’s IPO calendar. Keep the returned week groups, and list each company’s estimated date, exchange, possible price range and number of shares when shown. Separate estimates from confirmed results.

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See StockAnalysis’s IPO calendar

No company code or date is needed. Ask for StockAnalysis’s calendar of companies planning to offer shares to the public for the first time (an IPO), then review the dates and possible terms shown.

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Review the entries returned in StockAnalysis’s calendar, grouped by the week labels it provides. Entries may show a company, an estimated date, its exchange, a possible share-price range, and the number of shares offered. Ask your AI assistant to sort or compare the entries it returned.

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Show me StockAnalysis’s IPO calendar. Keep the returned week groups, and list each company’s estimated date, exchange, possible price range and number of shares when shown. Separate estimates from confirmed results.

What to know

Dates and offering details can change. Calendar entries and proposed terms do not confirm that an offering happened or how much the company finally raised. The saved example comes from a request completed on October 2, 2026; it does not refresh the calendar. An empty group means no entries were returned there, not that no future IPO exists.

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Input schema

Input schema
Field / Path	Type	Requirement
queryParams`queryParams`	`object`	Optional

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  "additionalProperties": false
}

Result schema

No fixed output contract is available. Field types reflect saved result evidence; individual responses can differ.

Result schema
Field / Path	Type	Meaning
This-week calendar entries`result.data.thisWeek`	`array`	Supplier’s this-week group when the response was produced. Read each IPO date independently; the saved group includes a date before its request completion.
Next-week calendar entries`result.data.nextWeek`	`array`	Supplier’s next-week group in the response context. It is not a guarantee of an IPO taking place or a label refreshed when viewing the saved Example.
Later calendar entries`result.data.later`	`array`	Supplier’s later group. The saved list is empty, meaning no entries were returned in that group; it does not establish complete future coverage.
This week: Company name`result.data.thisWeek[].n`	`string`	Company name attached to the calendar entry; read it with the symbol and exchange.
This week: Stock symbol`result.data.thisWeek[].s`	`string`	Source symbol for the IPO entry. Preserve it exactly and confirm the company context.
This week: Estimated IPO date`result.data.thisWeek[].ipoDate`	`string`	Calendar date in YYYY-MM-DD form. Dates are estimates and may change; the field does not confirm a completed offering.
This week: Exchange`result.data.thisWeek[].exchange`	`string`	Exchange label attached to the entry. It does not establish complete coverage of that exchange.
This week: Proposed price or range`result.data.thisWeek[].ipoPriceRange`	`string`	Source price text, which may show one price or a range. Preserve its currency marker and wording; it is not a confirmed final price or live stock quote.
This week: Shares offered`result.data.thisWeek[].sharesOffered`	`number`	Share quantity supplied for the calendar entry. It does not confirm the number ultimately sold.
This week: Deal size`result.data.thisWeek[].ds`	`number`	Source deal-size amount, separate from market capitalization. Preserve the raw number and currency context; it does not establish final net proceeds.
This week: Market capitalization`result.data.thisWeek[].marketCap`	`number`	Source market-capitalization figure attached to the calendar entry. Preserve its amount context. It is not deal size or a confirmed current trading valuation.
Next week: Company name`result.data.nextWeek[].n`	`string`	Company name attached to the calendar entry; read it with the symbol and exchange.
Next week: Stock symbol`result.data.nextWeek[].s`	`string`	Source symbol for the IPO entry. Preserve it exactly and confirm the company context.
Next week: Estimated IPO date`result.data.nextWeek[].ipoDate`	`string`	Calendar date in YYYY-MM-DD form. Dates are estimates and may change; the field does not confirm a completed offering.
Next week: Exchange`result.data.nextWeek[].exchange`	`string`	Exchange label attached to the entry. It does not establish complete coverage of that exchange.
Next week: Proposed price or range`result.data.nextWeek[].ipoPriceRange`	`string`	Source price text, which may show one price or a range. Preserve its currency marker and wording; it is not a confirmed final price or live stock quote.
Next week: Shares offered`result.data.nextWeek[].sharesOffered`	`number`	Share quantity supplied for the calendar entry. It does not confirm the number ultimately sold.
Next week: Deal size`result.data.nextWeek[].ds`	`number`	Source deal-size amount, separate from market capitalization. Preserve the raw number and currency context; it does not establish final net proceeds.
Next week: Market capitalization`result.data.nextWeek[].marketCap`	`number`	Source market-capitalization figure attached to the calendar entry. Preserve its amount context. It is not deal size or a confirmed current trading valuation.

Additional notes

The official StockAnalysis IPO calendar says IPO dates are estimates and can change. The saved example comes from a request completed on October 2, 2026; its week groups belong to that response, and viewing it does not refresh the calendar.

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This calendar request has no company, date or exchange filter. You can ask your AI assistant to show only [company name], [date range] or [exchange name] among the entries it received. It cannot use this request to add entries the calendar did not return.

See StockAnalysis’s IPO calendar

See StockAnalysis’s IPO calendar

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Ask to see the IPO calendar

Check estimated dates and terms

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You receive

Start with your task

What to know

Inputs & outputs

Input schema

Result schema

Connect your AI assistant

Ask to see the IPO calendar

Check estimated dates and terms

Questions about this tool.

Can I ask for only one company, date range or exchange?