will list at 265 to 285. and may go upto 300++++ on the same day if selling not seen at 285. so short sellers cover after 285+ immidiately otherwise will get trapped very badly, like at the time of closure of the issue. Rest all depends on the market. GMP today in the morning Rs. 30. would be 35+++ in the evening considering the rise. So happy listing.
I have already taken bet on that and it was 100% accurate as we have sold @ 35/- - 36/- and again purchased on 31/75 2 days before. Now, again i am telling that if someone sell @ 33/- - 33/50 again he can buy the same around 30/- - 31/-.
Now, it will not go more than 33/- - 34/-. Because it's Govt. policy that i can understand. Already he has LOOTED the investors at maximum rate so there is no chance that it will go more than 34/-
Earlier, i have also told that NTPC, REC and SAIL will increase because now Govt. will LOOT to investors at MAXIMUM price in these FPO's After FPO these price will also be like NHPC (Nahi Hai Public Company)
@Hitesh 201 & 215 your prediction proved false, instead of losing, index gone up considerably. Don't think that you are smart. Not even experts can predict market exactly. If your predictions are mere guessing, then even fools can do it. If it is based on some research, you can refine your research. Have a great day!
Hello 218,Sujata What you are talking does not make sense. NHPC will go up shortly Because if govt has to sell other govt co shares people will need to get confidence.Hence NHPC should go up and not down before the issue of other PSU cos. Buy NHPC for short/medium term gains of at least 20% from the current price.
I advised to Sell NHPC @ 32/50 – 33/50. "Because Govt. has looted public at maximum i.e. @ 36/-. It will not come at that price because Govt. don’t want any investors can take there money back or take profit from sale of NHPC. Hence, you can blindly sell NHPC @ 32/50 or 33/-. We have already sold all NHPC @ 36/- because we know that Govt. want to LOOT to public @ maximum rate and we don’t believe on Govt.
Further, Govt. is coming with FPO of REC, NTPC, NMDC and IPO of SJVNL. These will be at HIGHEST RATE so that every investors can be in loss as there was very less loss in NHPC. Govt. is not happy with only that much loss.
Now, REC, NTPC etc. will increase so that Govt. can LOOT TO INVESTORS at maximum rate.
BASIS OF ALLOTMENT karvy's websight displaying basis of allotment of D.B.Corp But I enter data then not processing. I think it is on final satage can disclose soon
see my 201 no.message of dec-19,2009 market loose.i again quote that market will loose again heavily on tuesday more than 30 points.so if possible sell DB CORP in grey market at any premium otherwise you will be in loss & nothing left with you rather than to curse the IPOetc.
Q: What has been the experience with the foreign institutional investors (FIIs)? Do you think that they are more open to brands like Dainik Bhaskar or Cox & Kings, which is more a kind of a product and not long gestation services or sectors like power? Do you think there is not much foreign appetite for long gestation products and services altogether?
Pitale: I would think that a lot of people like the media, consumer focused part of the story, which Dainik Bhaskar had to offer. Most of the FIIs were very comfortable with strong business model that DB had — extremely resilient, very focused on advertising also advertising coming out of the smaller markets, the smaller regional markets in India. So that is something they liked quite a lot and that is why the FIIs' subscription in this issue has been very strong. It will be unfair to compare it with some of the longer gestation infrastructure projects. But standalone DB was found to be a good quality company, high entry barriers that they had build around their business model and priced very attractively for FIIs to believe that there is money left on the table and there is an upside going ahead.
Q: We spoke to other investors and one view was that really even for a foreign institutional investor the interest is only if there is flipping gain on the first day or the first few days. If that is not there they might as well pick it up in the secondary market and therefore it is extremely important that at least a considerable amount of money is left on the table. Would you agree?
Pitale: In the case of DB, even the anchor book, which has a lock-in for 30 days has good quality foreign institutional investors, who obviously cannot flip on the listing day in any case. So I would think anchors found that this is good pricing, something which is likely to sustain on a strong basis for a longer period of time, so that is how they came in. Obviously, you will always have a mix of investors who may want to make some listing gains and that need not be just retail or HNI (High Net Worth Individuals) and it can go across to institutions also. But I don’t think the demand over here has come with the intent of flipping in a big way, there will be flippers. But a bulk of the people that we see coming in are people who believe that the story is here to stay for a longer period of time and one could see a sustain interest in this stock as we go ahead.