@GrayIsTheNewBlack Yes it works both ways. Deepak Chem was an example from recent days which was heavily subscribed. I take a call based on whether I feel the listing gain is justified or not. AIK is undervalued at 12% pop in my view, so I held. If it had listed at 30-35% gain I would have exited at pre-open for sure. If it does hit UC, you can observe volumes and decide when to exit.
Also, in general many recent IPOs are listing lower than expectations, and then climbing later, so I took a chance with AIK also. I think a good chunk of my recent SME listing gains are coming because of back to back UC (Amic, Supreme, Siyaram, Eforce, Shree).