well i think it will list around 47 and it will stand here till 10:05am so as it opens sell otherwise u'll loose ur principle amount so grab the oppertunity hv fun n best of luck
ye sale power wale share nahi falte allotment ke din hi,,,,,,market jabarjast gir gaya listing ke samay kya hoga pata nahi.... NHPC ne to lutiya dubo hi di hai..... Adani ne bhi wahi kiya..... ab india bull power kya kamal dikhata hai....dekhte hai dosto.....
i pray all gain in this IPO......but i not invt in it
HI! Guys Dont Wory it will list good you will get good return atleast 5 rs/= u will get so enjoy profits and tell me on listing day it will rock like oil india only.at the time of oil india also public were saying tht it will open 4-5% down wht happened. Jay Jalaram...........GN
When applied for over-valued IPOs, keep stop-loss. Do not hesitate to book loss. You can recover that loss in another trade.
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I agree with Ratan. But there is no business or venture in this world which gives u 100% assured return. in primary market also, there were some hits and some flops. this does not mean that every issue is a flop. and SEBI can not gurantee good listing of shares. Mr. Ratan listed a few bad examples but there are good ones as well;-
even in the case of ADANI and NHPC there were a small premium on the day of listing. Even RPOWER and EURO were at a premium for a while on the day of listing. It was investors' greed which led them to suffer huge lossees. Investors sell profitable share very soon and keep holding loss making shares and cry that SEBI is not doing anything. If a company has a guarantee that shares will not fall below IPO price, than what is the need for IPO, they can get bank loan. Many of scripts has created wealth over a period of time including Reliance, INFY, etc. Many others has destryoed investor wealth. This is Investor only who is responsible for wealth creation or destruction. If his choice is good and he has patience, he will surely be rewarded.
Unless there was a technical defect in the appln form,all retail investors will be allotted the full quota of shares applied.
If it can become another Thinksoft every one can be very happy.
Keep your fingers crossed, pray and wait for listing day.
Thinksoft issue was small and 4 out of 1 got allotment in retail.Hence selling pressure may not have been much.
Here the retail portion of shares is large, in excess of a crore shares.And almost everyone wants to exit,and pocket listing gains.Hence selling pressure can build up.Resulting in depressed price.
If all retail allottees restrain themselves and not rush to sell at the opening bell, buying demand from QIBs will grow and price can go up.Remember QIB portion O/S 40.49 times!! there will be buy orders from them
Don't rush and lose out.Wait for demand to pick up.Price will be steady if you do not panic.Remember the green shoe option too.Fear and greed is what brings the downfall of small investors.
Patience pays.Hold on.Get a good price and profit. All the best.