I have the option to apply from 6 accounts ( 6 different Pan ).. Is it wise to apply in 1 lot retail category in 5 accounts and 14 lots ( HNI category ) in 1 account.. Also what is the best lot size to apply in HNI category ?
Apply 1 lot retail for all accounts. Don't apply in HNI.
Following are BoAs for some of recent oversubscribed IPOs where BoA is clearly available in this forum -
1) Chemcon Retail 2 out of 53 NII 14 lots 22 out of 707
2) SbiCards Retail 66 out of 79 NII 14 lots 12 out of 37
3) Ujsfb Retail 35 out of 1102 NII 14 lots 35 out of 1169
From above it would be clear it is better to apply in retail.
In this IPO 35% is for Retail so retail has higher chance of allotment. Apply retail even if you have funds.
209. Pandit Ji| Link| Bookmark|
December 16, 2020 4:14:10 PM
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Kuch log bol rahe tthe HNI loan lega nahi apply karne, yahan toh employees hi utha rahe purey shares, acha khulega price, provided market remains as it is
208. Eagleye| Link| Bookmark|
December 16, 2020 3:33:11 PM
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Mrs. Bectors Food Specialities IPO
SECOND Day *3:30PM*
The following data is assuming the shares will be issued at @288/- (upper price band)
Why Don't you accumulate all money into a single account and apply. it will increase change in case HNI highly subscribed. With 2 lakh these days not a single share u will get.
Also I think it is a waste to apply for HNI if you have not more than 50 lkhs. better allply 1 lot from all account.
203. Johny| Link| Bookmark|
December 16, 2020 10:12:59 AM
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For all the retail investors who have confustion whether to apply in Retail or NII (14 lots). Following are BoAs for some of recent oversubscribed IPOs where BoA is clearly available in this forum -
1) Chemcon Retail 2 out of 53 NII 14 lots 22 out of 707
2) SbiCards Retail 66 out of 79 NII 14 lots 12 out of 37
3) Ujsfb Retail 35 out of 1102 NII 14 lots 35 out of 1169
From above it would be clear it is better to apply in retail.
In this IPO 35% is for Retail so retail has higher chance of allotment. Apply retail even if you have funds.
Please clarify my question if you have time. I've got one demat account on my name, so can i apply for bectors ipo from my bank account and my fathers bank account pointing to my same demat account ?
SBI me 3rd party applications valid ha kya ? 3rd party applications accept Hoti hai kya ? Koi aisa bolta hai k 3rd party applications me allotment nahi milta to koi pls ye bataye k recently ipos me kisi ko 3rd me allotment aaya hai kya ?
I applied from Kotak Bank Yesterday but on BSE Site status is Showing No Records Found! Anyone Facing Same Issue? This is Showing from All Accounts applied from Kotak Bank ASBA.
But every time I check on BSE site and it shows there but facing this issue this time only. I called thier executive they said BID is submitted on NSE. Yes also got sms from NSE:)
@Bonga Halu, Just clearing my doubts through this forum, as i am new in this field. But kuch logg apne aap ko badi jaldi Warren Buffett smjhne lagte hain. May god show them the right direction.
193. Lokesh Chiru| Link| Bookmark|
December 16, 2020 11:20:50 AM
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Considering the Burger King subscription in NII category, If the same amount is put in Bector it will get oversubscribed by 530 times. So anyone who wants to get one assured minimum 1 lot will have to apply for 530 lots. So they will have to apply for 76.32 lakhs to get 1 lot in NII category
Depends on how much capital you have. If it is more than 50 lakh then apply as many lots as you can from one single account in HNI category. If the capital is less then apply for 1 lot from each of the account in retail category.
192.3. ManishDwiv| Link| Bookmark|
December 16, 2020 8:56:45 AM
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Go with retail multiple applications. Avoid HNI.
192.4. Johny| Link| Bookmark|
December 16, 2020 9:41:11 AM
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Apply retail in all 4. Retail has 35% in this so better chance of allotment.
But if we consider in case of Burger king: NII: 354/14=25. So minimum chances of allotment 1/25. RII: 68 times. So minimum chances of allotment 1/68.
I have not considered rejected application. In NII, I have assumed all NII application here of 14 lots. That's why, I have mentioned minimum chances of allotment.
Pls correct me If I am wrong anywhere.
By the way lets be clear, I do not have 50 lakh rupees. ;)
Jay Patel Ahm has correctly shown the calculations. I'll build up conclusions on basis of it. At the root level it all depends on actual numbers of oversubscription. 1. If you don't have high volume of cash, go for RII. Assuming you have less than 2 lakh, you have 4 x 1/68 = 1/17 which is better than NII category. 2. If you have cash ~8 lakhs and 4 accounts, NII is much better here: 4 x 1/24 = 1/6 3. If you have ~50 lakh then you can surely get 1 lot. (Very less people has this amount). 4. In NII, your chances of getting a lot improves if you have cash closer to ~50 lakh. Most important: All these are just chances. 1/6 might seem very good as compared to other ratios but it means only out of 6 people only 1 will get a lot (17% chance).
192.7. P Patel| Link| Bookmark|
December 16, 2020 10:54:39 AM
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@Jay Patel - You can find Basis of Allocation of Burger King in chittorgarh site, You can compare ratio of allocation in HNI category as per maximum lot you can able to apply. Then you can take a call if its worth apply at HNI or RII