Oura has officially postponed its planned public stock offering, joining a wave of IPO delays as US markets turn shaky.

The article says companies are halting public debuts as investor enthusiasm cools and economic volatility rises.

Market watchers cite volatile trading, a declining risk appetite among institutional investors and valuation mismatches.

Market instability has made pricing new shares exceptionally difficult for corporate boards, the article notes.

Warren Buffett's cautious stance on speculative IPOs has resurfaced in boardroom discussions, according to the piece.

The article says the pause stalls the breakout moment for AI wearables, as hardware makers must prove sustainable profits.

Analysts, including Nelson Advisors, indicate digital health valuations face downward pressure as private funding tightens.

Market participants expect a prolonged cooling period for new public offerings in the coming quarters.

Read the full article on Oura's IPO pause and what it means for AI wearables.