At 1473. SJ & 1723 Ravi & others, The total subscription at 2pm stands at 13 times. The total amount of money i.e., hard cash, is (13*15475 = Rs 2,01,175 crores) unlike the 10% paid up cash in case of Reliance power for the QIBs. Now the only worry is about the lack of liquidity from the system. In simple terms this Rs 2,01,175 Crore is not available for the traders/investors/Brokers/QIB/FII/HNI for the next 12 days to operate in the secondary market Just to put this in perspective, As per the data available from SEBI, The FII's have invested Rs 12,442 crore (USD 2.67 billion) during September 1-17 of 2010 & the rally in Sensex & Nifty was understadable. How is this lack of liquidity going to affect the secondary market? As I see, the sensex is up by 384 points, trading at 20270 at 3pm, 21st October 2010. I would like watch the market for the next 5-10 days & see how the secondary markets react to this rather unique situation.
@sharekhan most issues close by 2:00PM online. You can still visit your nearest branch and try submitting a paper application along with cheque upto 3:30PM
dont forgot,if employes quota nt subscribe,than tht 4-5 crore share allot to retaliers,tht nice it means we get more share,more profit,happy investing
1820. Lokesh Chiru| Link| Bookmark|
October 21, 2010 3:01:43 PM
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If the issue is not hugely oversubscribed in retail, it is good for retail investors whoever have applied as more shares will be allocated and hence handsome profits. It's fair value is 265-310 based on various brokerage houses. Also it is issued 30-40% discount to global peers based on EV/EBIDTA but with the same P/E as global peers. 5% discount is given for retail, hence our price comes to 233 and if the market is good it will list above 300 and suppose the market is bad due to any global surprises which is unlikely till Coal India lists it wont come below issue price. So more margin of safety is there. Also governmenet is having plenty of FPO and IPO piepline in this fiscal (POWERGRID FPO, ONGC FPO, IOC IPO, Shipping Corporation of India IPO, Mangenese ore IPO, SAIL FPO) which are targeting a public fund raising more than 30000 crore, so government taking this account has very fairly priced Coal issue and as is power deficit country, there will no shortage of demand.
Hence who applied, enjoy maximum gains.
Who did not apply, try to buy atleast during listing as this is a multibagger for longer term.
Only for short of time, closing this post::))-
1819. Eagleye| Link| Bookmark|
October 21, 2010 3:01:24 PM
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Coal India Limited IPO Category overSubscription QIB 24.70 HNI 13.71 RET 1.59 EMP 0.07 Total 13.47 TENTATIVE
In this regard, an article in Economic Times has quoted a trader - "I decided to take a Rs 9-crore loan for the Coal India IPO so that I can leverage my own fund of Rs 1 crore. This would increase my chances of getting more shares in the allotment 10 times and help me make a killing."
Surely, a 10% gain (assuming that he get entire allocation of Rs 10 crore) can double his net worth almost overnight but a 10% fall can also wipe out his entire net worth. And it is this downside that he is not paying any attention to. Indeed, this kind of speculation is what has led to the downfall of many investors in the past. And is bound to do so in the future
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