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Anthropic has filed to list on Nasdaq as ANT, but its shares are not yet available through ordinary public-market trading. Invezz’s guide says an IG pre-IPO product lets eligible traders speculate on the company’s expected debut valuation, but it is cash-settled and does not give them Anthropic shares.

For investors seeking actual shares, the guide says IPO allocations may become an option if platforms such as Webull or Public offer them, though neither had confirmed an allocation. The straightforward route is to wait until ANT begins trading, with availability depending on the broker. The distinction matters: exposure to a predicted valuation is not ownership, and buying a cloud or investment partner is indirect exposure to a much larger business.

Discuss: Which route, if any, is worth the risk before the IPO price and share allocation are known?

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