RANKED: The worst and best tech IPOs for investors in 2015 (TEAM, BOX, ETSY, SQ, FIT)

2015 wasn't a great year for tech IPOs.Somecompanies like Fitbit and Atlassian made splashes with above-average performance and a ton of enthusiasm from Wall Street.But this was also the year that so-called "unicorn" startups likeBox,Square, andApigee went public with market caps well below their last private valuations of more than $1 billion.The tech IPO pipeline was pretty anemic, too, with lots of companies opting to stay private longer and raise more venture cash, rather than weather the chilly winds of the public markets. Next year is looking better, IPO-wise, but this year was slow.Here's how some of the hottest and most-watched companies in tech did with their IPOs in 2015, calculated by comparing their initial price offering to their market close price on December 23rd, 2015.SEE ALSO:The 9 startups that secretly run the InternetNo. 11 Apigee: -49.35%. Apigee which helps developers build smarter apps, listed its April IPO at $17 per share, well below the $22.16 investors paid per share in its last private funding round. At close yesterday, Apigee was trading at $8.61.No. 10 Etsy: -44.25%. Handmade goods marketplace Etsy priced its April IPO at $16 per share. Now, it's trading for $8.92, amid increased competition from the likes of Amazon.No. 9 Pure Storage: -1.06%. In June, enterprise storage company Pure Storage priced its IPO at $17 per share. It's stayed pretty flat, trading at $16.82.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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