plz advice.. 1.any news for BSE IPO allotment. 2.should we hold for a year or more ? 3.or we should sell on listing day and buy again when it decrease. plz guide .
Allotment on 1 FEB evening. Listing on 3 FEB. Will list 1000+. May touch 1150-1200 if budget is good. If budget is bad may list at 10-50 Rs discount to issue price.Presently long term story is not good. If hold for long term 10+ years decent dividend+ bonus shares+ 10-15% price appreciation is possible.Invest in NSE IPO. It is multibagger if priced properly.
I have a doubt. Bonus will be credited only if we hold 10 years or how is it? For example: if i buy some shares on January and company announced bonus on February will same person gets bonus shares?
Thanks Septa sir :) Please give your review on RCOM when to buy..
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January 30, 2017 12:35:19 PM
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What is the likely impact of coming union budget to share markets in general and the listing of BSE IPO shares in particular? Since there is no mainline IPOs are likely there for a couple of weeks, I request the seniors and expert analysts to give some opinion. Thanks in advance
I tried to Invest in NCDs of SREI Infrastructure Finance Limited thru ASBA from SBI bank site. At the time of payment confirmation message is appearing as "site crossscripting". Can anyone explain. Has any one applied in this NCD issue thru SBI Online platform?
Meanwhile, before the next IPO comes on the list and we get a new thread to discuss, just thought will post something not very connected to the threat yet not so irrelevant.
Do this simple exercise with your portfolio to gain may be one or two valuable lessons.
Pull out the historical transactions data of all previous years of all trades from your DMAT account. Arrange the data in below order:
Some interesting findings you might come across from your trading own report will be as below:
- You may find most sound stocks which might have multi folded your money at today''s prices, you may have sold them at 20-30% gain (& within a few months) and had you hold them today your portfolio wold have still returned a handsome gain (despite the presence of other rotten scripts at CMP).
- Interestingly you might also find, you are still clinging to stocks which you should have get rid at 15-20% stop lost and instead of let them becoming completely non returning stocks.
- The stocks which you might have sold at 20-30% profit you will realize were the fundamentally sound, commonly perceived at good and known scripts (requiring no hard and fast research) and you hold them for only a few months on contrary to stocks which gave you tremendous losses and which you might be holding from years and which you might find today no rational of buying that times (Impulsive buying, outsider tips, no own research of the script may be a few reasons).
If you spend some time going through your own report, that might give you a few very valuable lessons of not only learning from own mistakes but repeating the things which helped you make sound gains. Mostly it will be discipline, own research and ability to exit at the right time which will help in the long run. I believe most will agree you don''t have to do different things in stock market to succeed but you just need to do simple things with exemplary discipline which will help in the long run.
Look for companies with zero debt or minimum debt (debt to equity ration less than 0.3),
look at Return on capital employed (ROCE) >20%.
Look at ration like how much dividend from profit (dividend payout ratio), cash flow, that is how much is being produced and invested and financed.If Operating cash flow is positive and same from financing is negative it is healthy indicator
reasonable valuations on the CMP when you buy (Sum of "Net assets on balance sheet (Land, Machiery, Investments) + 10-15 years pure profits from today ") if that is coming close to market cap at CMP, it is reasonable value to buy a stock at. Please track a stock and try buy at right price, you will develop this over time.
Check the primary trend of last 3-5 years (can get info on free websites like icharts).
And after all there are known proven stocks you can think of HDFC, INDUSIND MARUTI, HEROMOTORS, BRITANNIA, AURPHARMA, LUPIN, SUN, ASIAN/BERGER PAINTS, PIDILITE and N number of them. you can think them for long term. Yet do your own research and invest in companies which may be at market cap of 100-500 crore today and you will believe will become 5000K crore in 5-10 years. No ready made answer for how part of this, and you will have to ask yourself a lots of questions about the script but if you start today you may hit bulls eye. After all bahut saara paisa kamane k liye bahut saari mehnet bhi to karni padegi ;-)
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January 30, 2017 12:48:07 PM
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Sir In a way your observation is correct, but ordinary investors are not skilled and patient enough to evaluate the growth potential of a stock/IPO in early stage to reap the future benefits. That is the reason majority of retail investors are not gaining much in a booming market.
Buying quality stocks is easy...like one can blindly bet on Bajaj, Mahindra, Tata, Birla, Uniliver, etc... but the most crucial part of the trade is that when to sell...one cannot simply buy and forget, investment requires monitoring your holdings...how to identify that when is the right time to take an exit???
I think if one doesn''t have patience or doesn''t understand financial markets then it is beneficial to simply rely on mutual funds and grow wealth consistently...