SJ, Yes Anand rathi also said there will be another 25 percent price rise this month even though there is no increase in input costs.So thats why this increase in price. Microsec financial I am expecting price band arounfd 130 + or - 10 rupees.They are saying it is well known in east India.I think around 130 it will be a good price.
I read all ur messages :) U gave ur call at 11.30 AM and price was 192 at that time and I have bought it at 192.5. Anyways I will buy more on Monday. Keep doing gud work!!
Dear boarders, Sab kaam chhodkar zyada se zyada mail IDsse1,00,000/- se 2,00,000/- retail limit badene ke objection SEBI ko bhejne me lag jao . Yadee aagey bhee IPO se kaman chaahte ho. Aaj Last date 3 september hai. Fax : +91-22-26449016-20 / 40459016-20 par investors ke groups par fax bhi bhejo Email, Email, Email,sebinro@sebi.gov.in, Email, Email, Email,asksebi@sebi.gov.in SAVE RETAIL RESERVATION in IPOs
A comparative look at some of the global coal companies:
Company Reserves(Billion tons) Production(2010-million tons) Market cap (billion $) PE Ratio. Coal India Ltd 63 431 NA NA Peabody Energy Corp. 9 201 12.58 23.40 Yanzhou Coal Co., 2 36 10.54 13.83 China Coal 5 104 46.60 16.92 China Shenzua En.Co., 7 186 96.40 15.70
Now some figures from Coal India balance sheet. FY10 Turnover 52592 crores PAT 9622 crores Share Capital 6316 crores EPS 15.56 Rs. Global companies are trading from a PE Ratio of 13.83 to 23.40. Considering the IPO size and the number of shares to be issued a price band of 225 to 250 is expected. In such a case it should have a PE ratio between 14.46 (lower end) and 16.06 (upper end). The important fact is that the reserves are 7 times higher than the company in the second position. So the worth is very much higher than the others. It is a debt free company having huge net worth (25844 crores). As the issue size is very very large the retail portion is not expected to be subscribed fully. So all who apply will get what they have asked for. On listing, therefore, supply will be more and demand will be less. So there will not be too much listing profits. If there is 5% discount for retail investors and if the issue is fixed at 240, there will be 12 Rs discount. So even if it lists at 234, it will be at 6 Rs discount to the issue price and at 6 Rs premium to the retail investors' price. If 400 shares are allotted, then there will be a listing gain of 2400 Rs. Unlike in SKS and EIL, where it took about a week or two to drive away weak hands, it will take nearly a month to drive away the weak retail investors. Then the price is expected to surge up.
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The poor retail participation in the offers by PSUs (the follow-on offers from NMDC and NTPC) could be the big motive behind the regulator's proposal.
SEBI can look at a graded structure, wherein the cap on the individual investment limit corresponds with the size of the offer. The larger the issue, the higher should be the investment limit for retail investors. This will lead to significant participation by retail investors. Also, HNIs will vie for allocation only within the non-institutional investor portion.
SEBI should increase the allocation to Retail investors for below Rs.500 crore issue size instead of enhancing limit from Rs.1 lac to Rs.2 lac. However, for more than Rs.500 crore issue size, Regulator can decrease the allocation for retail category from the present 35% to 20%.
A graded structure will work fine given the range of issue size. There are issues as small as Rs 45 crore to as big as thousands of crores of rupees. A cap, obviously, cannot serve the purpose. For an issue of, say, more than Rs 15,000 crore, SEBI could cap retail applications at two lac.
With majority of the offers were priced tightly, instances of listing gains have been rare compared with 2007, when the IPO market had peaked. Enahancement of limit only benefit applicants with huge cash, the small real retail investor will suffer, now even this category will be in the hands of HNI, the problem will increase even more when good issues are bunched together.
If the cap on retail investment limit is increased, SEBI will be creating a sub-HNI segment. The retails investors, will have the higher risk that comes with enahancement of limit.
I have copied and pasted and sent to SEBI YOUR POST IN THE BLOG. "I have posted 25 objectios from different e mail IDs giving bcc(blank carbon copy to all mail IDs written below .Aap sab bhi zyada se zyada mail IDs banakar 1,00,000/- se 2,00,000/- retail limit badene ke objection SEBI ko bhejne me lag jao . Yadee aagey bhee IPO se kaman chaahte ho. Last date 3 september fax bhi bhejo Email,Email,sebinro@sebi.gov.in, Email, Email, Email,asksebi@sebi.gov.in,Email Retail Quota badane ki baat bhi likho."
sorry for the act.
SEBI SHOULD KNOW THAT SUCH OPEN CANVASSING IS NOT ANY WAY GOOD FOR THE MARKET