MCX-----OPEN AT 1550 & TRADING OF POST SESSION ....AFTER 10AM CONTINEUS TRADING FOR EVERY CATEGORY TRADER....HOPE IT MAY DOUBLE IN 2 WORKING DAYS FOR TARGET 2000/=
Trading Members of the Exchange are hereby informed that effective from Friday, March 09, 2012; the equity shares of Multi Commodity Exchange of India Limited shall be listed and admitted to dealings on the Exchange in the list of ‘B’ Group of Securities:
In icici it will not be present in port folio. we have to add them to port folio.. u can see your shares in trading investment --> equity--> demat allocation...
can any one trading in mcx ipo on first day? BEZ SEBI NEW GUIDELINES SAYS THAT WHO HAVE NOT ALLOTED ANY SHARES AND THEY BUY IN THE MARKET YOU MUST KEEP FOR 3 DAYS. WHEN SHARES CRADITED IN DP ACCOUNT THEN HE SELLS. IS IT TRUE? AND WHEN MCX IPO REVISED IN "T" GROUP. PLEASE ANY ONE SUGGEST ME ABOUT NEW FORMULA OF NEW SEBI GUIDELINES
Shares of MCX , India's largest commodity exchange, will debut on the bourses on Friday, after having got an overwhelming response to its initial public offering priced at Rs 1032 a share. Going by the prices being quoted in the grey market, brokers expect the stock to list between Rs 1350-1400. In the process, MCX will also become the first new listing to be subject to the recently introduced price discovery mechanism through a call auction in the first hour of trade. Based on the price arrived at through the call auction between 9:00 am and 10:00 am, there will be a 20% circuit filter on the stock for the rest of the session. For example: MCX should get base price of Rs 1350-1400 in first hour of trading - a call auction hour," says market expert Arun Kejriwal. A base price of Rs 1400 and a circuit filter of 20% means the stock can move between Rs 1120 and Rs 1680 during the day.
It is commendable to note that the confidence in the MCX IPO is so strong that its shares are currently quoting a premium of Rs 400-410 per share in the grey market. But as per the new SEBI norms, we believe that the conventional listing day gains that investors saw in the past issues would not occur here.
As per the new norms, investors must note that the shares of MCX would initially go through a pre-open session period which will last for an hour between 9 am and 10 am. During this period, investors would be allowed to punch in orders, modify them and/or cancel them during the first 45 minutes. The rationale behind such a move is aimed at protecting the interest of the retail shareholders from artificial price-rigging on the bourses.
However, the real deal of the new norms introduced by SEBI state that all the IPO listings on the bourses would be controlled by circuit limits right from day one. As per SEBI, in case the equilibrium price (price at which the bid rate matches with the ask rate) is discovered during the pre-open session, the price band for normal trading session shall be 20 per cent of the equilibrium price. In case the equilibrium price is not discovered, then the 20 per cent circuit limit would be applicable on the issue price. While the above mentioned rules are in place for companies with issue sizes in excess of Rs 250 crore, the ones with issue size up to Rs 250 crore would have set circuit limits of 5 per cent either on the equilibrium price or the issue price as stated above.
Therefore, as MCX falls in the bracket of Rs 250 crore and above, its shares would trade within the range of 20 per cent either on the equilibrium price or on the issue price. If in case the equilibrium price is not met during the pre-open session and the issue price becomes the trade open price during the normal hours, then we won’t see a price in excess of Rs 1,238 per share on listing.
Hence for all those investors who apply to IPOs with a view of enjoying stupendous listing day gains, these norms would imply a cap on their expected gains. While, in view of the broader markets, the pre-open session will help reduce the high volatility and price movements witnessed on the first day of listing, it is still to be seen how things pan out on the day of the listing. With MCX being the first IPO to hit the markets post the announcement of the new norms and judging by the ONGC auction flop show, SEBI would be under tremendous pressure to pull off these new norms with success.
HOW CAN YOU SAY ONGC A FLOP SHOW? GOVERNMENT HAS GOT APPRIXIMATELY 12000 CRORES AT A VERY GOOD RATE OF RS.290/- EARLIER, GOVT. WAS PLANNING TO SELL SHARES AT LOWER RATES.COST OF SELLING IS ALSO VERY VERY LOW. AFTER ALL PUBLIC ASSET HAS BEEN SOLD AT ATTRACTIVE PRICE.
dear harish, the link by 'bnglr king' should help u. and following link shuld shatter ur mind. ONGC auction was a kind of financial scam or cheating to investors by the very govt of india. follow below: http://www.firstpost.com/business/did-lic-break-any-sebi-norms-in-its-purchase-of-ongc-237904.html
In pre open session price will be discovered through auction call mechanism means discovered price can be 1500,2000,2500 no circuit limit applicable to that
multicommodity exchange I APPLIED THROUGH SBI ASBA....MY ALLOTTED SHARES WERE CREDITED IN MY DP a/c yesterday....but the blocked money in SBI is not yet released ..... WHY?