(idea) by NothingLasts4ever Wed Feb 07 2001 at 10:56:48
The 'float price' is the term used for the initial price of shares in a company, when said company intends to go public and sell shares of itself on a stock market.

However before the shares hit the market there is an offer at the 'float price' from the company to investors. It's also known as the 'expected value'.
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