The IPO market fell apart this week, they've been canceling all over.

We've counted ten so far:

Monday:

Giti Tire -- China's largest tire maker, canceled/postponed Monday

Tuesday:

Tian Yuan Mining Ltd. -- Chinese iron ore producer , canceled/postponed Tuesday

Chinese iron ore producer canceled/postponed Tuesday New Century Shipbuilding -- Chinese shipbuilder, canceled/postponed Tuesday

Wednesday:

GSW -- Berlin based real estate company, canceled/postponed Wednesday

Thursday:

Americold Realty Trust -- Real estate investment trust , canceled/postponed Thursday

Real estate investment trust canceled/postponed Thursday Swire Pacific -- Hong Kong conglomerate, canceled/postponed Thursday

Hong Kong conglomerate, canceled/postponed Thursday Smile Brands Group -- Support services for U.S. dentists, canceled/postponed Thursday

Support services for U.S. dentists, canceled/postponed Thursday Telegent Systems -- U.S. mobile T.V. chip vendor, canceled/postponed Thursday

Friday:

Ryerson Holdings -- U.S. metals processor, canceled/postponed Friday

-- U.S. metals processor, canceled/postponed Friday MIE Holdings -- Chinese oil exploration and production company, deal officially still happening but said to be questionable now.

It looks like IPOs are suddenly finding that they can't get the investor demand/valuations they thought they could achieve from the market not too long ago.