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In the first half hour, the stock shot up to $45, and trading had to be delayed because there were too many buy orders.
開盤半小時，股票價格就飆升至45美元，因為買盤太多交易不得不延遲進行。
It then went up even further, to $49, before settling back to close the day at $39.
接下來，價格繼續(xù)上升至49美元，并在當天以39美元收盤。
Earlier that year Jobs had been hoping to find a buyer for Pixar that would let him merely recoup the $50 million he had put in.
那年早些時候，喬布斯還曾經(jīng)希望把皮克斯賣掉，收回他投資的5000萬美元。
By the end of the day the shares he had retained--80% of the company--were worth more than twenty times that, an astonishing $1.2 billion.
而股票公開發(fā)行第一天結(jié)束時，他持有的公司80%的股票價值就已經(jīng)漲到原來的20多倍，達到驚人的12億美元。
That was about five times what he'd made when Apple went public in 1980.
那相當于1980年蘋果上市時他獲得收益的5倍。
But Jobs told John Markoff of the New York Times that the money did not mean much to him.
但是喬布斯吿訴《紐約時報》的約翰·馬爾科夫，錢對他來說意義不大。
"There's no yacht in my future," he said. "I've never done this for the money."
“我的未來不需要游艇，”他說，“我做這個從來都不是為了錢。”
The successful IPO meant that Pixar would no longer have to be dependent on Disney to finance its movies. That was just the leverage Jobs wanted.
IPO的成功意味著皮克斯不再需要依靠迪士尼的資助才能完成電影。這正是喬布斯想要的砝碼。
"Because we could now fund half the cost of our movies, I could demand half the profits," he recalled.
“因為我們現(xiàn)在可以承擔(dān)電影一半的成本了，我就可以要求一半的利潤，”他回憶說，
"But more important, I wanted co-branding. These were to be Pixar as well as Disney movies."
“但更重要的是，我想要品牌聯(lián)合。這些電影將既是皮克斯的，也是迪士尼的。”
