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This study examines investor sentiment and market response in the health care industry, focusing on a case study of Global Health's initial public offering (IPO). The health care sector is known for its dynamic nature, and IPOs in this industry often attract significant attention from investors. Understanding investor sentiment during such events is crucial for gauging market expectations and potential implications for the company and the broader industry. The research analyses the investor response to Global Health's IPO by examining stock market trends, trading volumes, and price movements before and after the offering. Additionally, sentiment analysis is conducted using social media data and financial news articles to gauge public perception and investor sentiment leading up to and following the IPO. The findings reveal the overall sentiment of investors and how it influenced market behaviour during the IPO. By understanding investor sentiment and market response, this study provides insights into the health care industry's dynamics and the factors that drive investor interest and confidence in health care companies' IPOs. The study's results can be valuable for investors, industry analysts, and policymakers seeking to better comprehend the health care sector's investment landscape and market expectations during IPOs.