ANTHROPIC, a $2 Trillion IPO Before Thanksgiving? for SP:SPX by Swissquote

You necessarily know the company Anthropic; or rather, you necessarily know Anthropic's Claude, the global AI assistant star alongside ChatGPT and Gemini.

Claude/Anthropic, ChatGPT/OpenAI and Gemini/Google: the leading trio in AI agents!
So, did you know that there is a strong probability that Anthropic will go public on the Nasdaq in November?

Yes, indeed, and things are already very advanced.

The particularly interesting point for Anthropic is that Claude Code has become extremely powerful in software development: according to the 2026 JetBrains survey of more than 15,000 developers, 39% of professional developers were using it at work, compared with 16% for Codex. Claude Code had even become the most widely used AI coding tool.

This is also a very strong argument for your thesis on Anthropic's valuation: Anthropic is no longer simply “a competitor to ChatGPT”; Claude is becoming an agentic work infrastructure for businesses, with Claude Code and managed agents.

OpenAI and Anthropic are therefore currently the two most advanced US players in the race for AI agents, with Google Gemini as the third indispensable giant.

1) Anthropic is already available on TradingView!

TradingView has wasted no time and has already created the stock page for Anthropic, whose shares are expected to be listed on the Nasdaq. TradingView also provides an IPO calendar for upcoming listings, available by clicking on the following link:

IPO calendar: fr.tradingview.com/ipo-calendar/?countries=us

As for the TradingView page for the future Anthropic stock, here is the link, which is already available: fr.tradingview.com/symbols/NASDAQ-ANTHROPIC/

2) Anthropic, an IPO by the end of November 2026?

The table below presents the five main IPO projects on Wall Street for 2026, 2027 and 2028. The probability of an Anthropic IPO this November is very high, perhaps even before Thanksgiving.

3) Anthropic finally has a positive operating result

Anthropic is experiencing phenomenal revenue growth, but its business model is not yet profitable: negative operating income, very strongly negative net income and cash burn. The real question for the IPO is therefore not just revenue growth, but the speed at which this extremely capital-intensive model can be transformed into a free-cash-flow-generating business.

But as the end of 2026 approaches, the situation is changing very rapidly and Anthropic now has a positive operating result!

The table below shows Anthropic's financial results, with operating income finally turning positive toward the end of 2026 and positive free cash flow anticipated for 2028.

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