10. Trueinfo| Link| Bookmark|
February 9, 2023 8:15:39 AM
IPO Guru (1900+ Posts, 1700+ Likes)
'Avoid' ratings and negative comments are very welcome. Wish more and more of this type for most IPOs. This helps in IPOs getting lower subscription and gives comfort to those who apply, by enhancing their chances of getting it.
10.1. Romy HNI| Link| Bookmark|
February 9, 2023 10:45:00 AM
IPO Mentor (500+ Posts, 400+ Likes)
The basic purpose of applying is to earn out of it .....not for just sake of it...
It expected profit is not there.....then definetelly avoid
Margin is very low and a big reason to avoid as no future development seen
5. PLAZA| Link| Bookmark|
February 7, 2023 11:48:08 AM
IPO Guru (2400+ Posts, 1300+ Likes)
PROFIT IN LACS and revenue below5 cr . Why LM allowed such type of SMEs to list. There are so many enterprises having crores of revenue but reluctant to list there shares .But small entrepreneurs are eager to collect money from market and will disappear soon even not pay the listing fee...
4. SSingh| Link| Bookmark|
February 6, 2023 8:06:00 PM
IPO Guru (1400+ Posts, 800+ Likes)
Avoid… High subscriptions and poor listing, LM. Let’s avoid this IPO! Moxsh ka chota bhai lag ra.. 😂😂
Sir Lead , Indong , Agarwal, Shera sab skip to apply kisme kre Lagta he secondary market se hi shopping 🛒 krni padegi😅
4.2. SSingh| Link| Bookmark|
February 6, 2023 10:17:32 PM
IPO Guru (1400+ Posts, 800+ Likes)
Much better opportunities are there in secondary markets. Just give sometime and make significant profits. No need to wait for IPOs then for allotments and finally waiting for FLAT OR NEGATIVE LISTINGS 😂😂
4.3. SSingh| Link| Bookmark|
February 8, 2023 7:48:17 AM
IPO Guru (1400+ Posts, 800+ Likes)
I am not a SEBI registered analyst. Can’t recommend specifically. But would like to share my formula. You just explore NIFTY 50 bluechip companies and prepare an excel sheet. Just mention, company name, current market price, 52 week low and 52 week high.. After that pick just top 10 companies that are well below the 52 week high (30%+ corrected companies, there are several) Now check the recent quarterly results. Out of these 10, atleast 5 would have performed dedently in QoQ and YoY basis. Now out of these 5, just pick the best 3 sector based companies like 1 IT, 1 Pharma, 1 FMCG etc… After this simple exercise, you have got 3 20% CAGR stocks. Now buy and keep watching.. Do averaging on upper side as they move and keep trailing stop losses and keep booking partial profits (swing trades). That’s it. 😊
Thnx for sharing your strategies... I hv seen in another page also reg. your sme holding strategies..
It is interesting point to learn from your experience is, inclining more towards "Averaging during upward journey" rather than down fall, which I failed in almost all the cases with 100% accuracy :), need to try this for all good qlty stocks at least from now on..
Also would like to know, your strategies, regarding, stop loss, as you mentioned somewhere that you follow IPO price as a stop loss, which gave success to you in most cases, I want to know, what do you follow when you purchased sme in secondary market,
example: sme ipo price, listing (pre-open): at 120rs, after some positive movement like say upto 140rs, and it has fallen back below to our purchase price of 120rs, in this case, what is your general strategy, do you wait patiently for positive move and cut losses only if it is falling below than IPO price (100rs)??? or just exit near by to your entry point of 120rs, what works better to you, considering, smes single day movement is so high some times.
Thanx
4.6. SSingh| Link| Bookmark|
February 8, 2023 2:54:46 PM
IPO Guru (1400+ Posts, 800+ Likes)
@sprint I rarely buy SMEs post listing. IPO me laga and listing acchi huyee to risk is very low hence comfortably I can hold.