HDFC Standard Life Insurance Company Ltd IPO Message Board (Page 23)

Anchor investors + QIB itself make more than 85,000 Cr bid. That a statement good enough to talk about the quality of the stock.

Of course!! Deepak Parekh can make the world spin counter clockwise or even cure patients of aids. very altruistic guy. he has left a loot for everyone on the table. one just needs to know how to pick it.

When HT Parekh who exposed the Nehrus FM TTK (prestege walas) Mundhra scam started HDFC he listed it at reasonable valuations because he was a true housing visionary and was selling shares to locals.. Now his nephew is listing hdfc life at very high valuations .. because he knows that there will be fii demand at that valuation and that for them this will be relatively cheap as they will want to own a few lakh shares fr the next 20 yrs..
Buy HDFC sell hdfc life !!

So with hdfc life, seems like IPO market is taking a much needed break... A much needed break for karvy and linkintime too...

Indian stock market understood the over pricing of greedy corporates including govt in their IPOs. See all tumbled. Today mah.log, tomorrow NIA, then khadim then HDFC Life. It''s the time investors need be over cautious.

Since retail is not subscribed by 100% will investors who have applied at lower range of Rs 275 will get allotment?..

No. QIB will get them at 290.

is there any chance to get this in 275 ?
i have applied with this amount

With net oversubscription , no chance for a lower than 290 price ...!!

No. Enough bids at 290 from QIB to take your shares.

kaunse buyers ? who applied will get so don''t expect new buyers will find sellers only

Those who DIDN''T apply...........will be the buyers.
Trying for a discount or to take long positions.

Will be interesting listing of HDFC life ipo as huge volume of buyers & sellers will be there for Intraday & delivery also.....!!

Now a days......QIB & HNI bidding also not attract to newly listed stock price for quickly short term gains...best eg. Reliance nippon !!

anything happen here also......very little listing gains possible to RII & HNI''s

Wah ...firm allotment to all in RII ....enjoy ...!

thanks a lot
that mean i need to apply every time on cut of price.
they will decided what will be the allotment amount in the price band

once again thanks a lot.

Mahindra QIBs 17 times not listed in discount.

With the Retail portion undersubscribed now, are there chances of all Retail investors getting full allotment? I applied for 4 lots at Cutoff price.

yes

Thanks guys.

i applied through icici net banking in this ipo for 5 lot..now i want to revise my bid.. pls tell me the procedure to do so..and till what time i can revise my bid

Mene 275 par bid kiya he to muje allotment mil sakta he..?

kyu nhi mil sakta . is there any specific reason ?

u can only get the allotment if the price is fixed at the lower band of 275. Otherwise u cannot

Don''t forget the name HDFC. It has the technology and most respected financial wizards to manage the show. All companies in the financial sector at far distance from HDFC. They had the price power. Those own a credit card of HDFC can understand it much easier. It is not just another insurance Company. They can throw up a surprise.

@ Lionkingnmr
Of course!! Deepak Parekh can make the world spin counter clockwise or even cure patients of aids. very altruistic guy. he has left a loot for everyone on the table. one just needs to know how to pick it.

@Anarchist,
As Warren Buffet says,
"It''s far better to buy a wonderful company at a fair price than a fair company at a wonderful price".

However, there may be two trends - powerful operators may try to suppress price after listing and take it way below issue price - so that weak hands in retail investors will get nervous - as it is "their own money which they cannot afford to loose" - immediately that psychology will come into play - "had I kept this money in fixed or in savings at least I would not have lost it" - and there will be some panic selling even if it is at loss. And that is precisely what the operators will wait for. They will gleefully load up the stocks dumped cheap by weak retail hands. The longer this continue - the worse for retailers but more beneficial for big-hands.

by the way GIC is one stock to watch out for ...its staging a brilliant rally. right now up by 0.0000007 Million Rs. cheers!! inwasters you have done it...

Not much premium in listing expected - in fact wont be surprised if it gets listed in slight discount and then trades in slight discount for first few days; but it will come back to profit range soon. There are two very high quality names associated in this issue - HDFC and Aberdeen (Standard Aberdeen) who are very high quality investors, who hold very high quality funds also. Aberdeen is a very discerning investment house.

Very sorry shall be those who headed to the advice of some *** here and believed that on/after listing day the shares will be available for much less!!!
poor poor pity!!

BECAUSE OF HIGH PREMIUM CHARGES HDFC STANDARD LIFE INSURANCE COLLECTED HNI SUBSCRIPTION 2650 CRORE WHERE AS D MART IPO HNI SUBSCRIPTION WAS 76245 CRORE. HNI COLLECTION FOR DMART WAS 28.7 TIMES MORE THEN HDFC STANDARD LIFE .
FOR GOOD SUBSCR.IPTION SOMETHING IS TO BE LEFT ON TABLE FOR INVESTORS.

There is no single established relationship between subscription and listing gain.
Higher subscription gives a comfort feel during IPO that ''All is well'' with our investment.
A decent subscription multiple is better than very high multiple, more important is future potential of the stock and current valuations.
Heavy subscrption doesn''t always mean high listing/quick gains. In last one year there has been almost 70-80% growth in no of demat ac in the country. This is only because of ever growing expectations of listing gains from IPOs. Very soon at last 40-50% of these demat ac will become account after new investors lose significant money as companies will continue to squeeze listing gains with increasingly higher ''Initial'' valuations sought.
So play safe in IPO market and start alert as it is ''Your own money''.

Disclaimer: I have invested in HDFC Standard IPO.