Anchor: The price of an IPO, then, should reflect as nearly as possible what investors really think about a company's prospects.
Entailed: The IPO should cost what the investors think it is worth.
Contradiction: The price of an IPO should have nothing to do with investor's confidence in a company.
Contradiction: Investors have no say in a company's IPO.
Contradiction: The IPO should be priced high to show people it's worth it.
Contradiction: Oh, I missed that.
Contradiction: Quite a few of the Stations of the Cross depicting Jesus's journey along the street are up for debate.