@Anuwak Going with limited force in everything is the best option
For example, applied 40% to Ceigall and 20% to Ola (fund allocation)
Leaving out just because market was bad, I didn't want to do that.
One brilliant example is KPGEL. When KPGEL was closing, people avoided it like mad. On eof the most easiest multibagger allotments in SME segment. Just because market was bad, people avoided it.
But it not only listed well, but post-listing action was just stupdendous.
So Ceigall no doubt is a very good company, and as we can see, markets have recovered.
Now if Ceigall lists well tomorrow (10%-20%+), which I absolutely believe (not due to allotment bias), it would be most rewarding for appliers given easy allotment.
But definitely flip side is there, if it lists bad or what if the markets were to not recover, a slight risk should be taken according to me as per one's risk appetite.
I have a decent allocation in Ceigall ( in the sense that positive from allotment excites me and the -ve doesn't harm much)
Calculated risks can defintely be taken