i hv now opened SBI overdraft a/c against fd...how interest is calculated if i apply ipo througn online sbi asba mode...if i deposit money of my allotment volume before deduction then what happens....
849. Pintu Todi It looks like you apply for all the IPOS that are on offer. Thats your mistake why you blame others for your mistake. You should blame your greed for the loss that you have made. Any ways never apply in IPOS which are not fundamentally sound enough. Also make peer comparision before applying for IPO. Eg : NMDC FPO came at 30 P/E why buy NMDC when Sesa goa was available at 8 P/E, 2~3 Times P/BV and at fantastic EV/Ebita. Then you talk of some power companies like IB Power,NHPC, Sutlej etc... IB Power will produce power in 2014 why apply nw at 45 Rs promotors were greedy they should have given the share at 10 Rs at par... Story goes on.
You keep all your money into FD and open an OD account and apply for IPOS if they come up with good fundamentals. Coal India also came up with premium fundamentals but luckily it got listed at high premium, even today its worth is 225 Rs looking at the fundamentals. Its nt comming down because its with the strong hands once they empty their bags u will see it comming down to issue price at least.
Any ways if issue price is more than 1000 Crore then apply through OD account if issue size is less and with good fundamentals then apply for min no of shares as lottery starts from higher band so if you are lucky u will get at lower band also.
853. akroutray PSB is nt among the best but a good bank looking at the fundamentals. Looking at the fundamentals its likely to touch 200~250 nark in a years time. Point of entry say if you could get at 140 then u can buy one lot and see the trend in the market. Looking at the oversubscription it may list at 150~160 levels and correct from there. But the best entry would be 130~140 levels.
Though I have applied for this IPO, there is very less likelihood of me getting any share in allotment. I want to ask the informed boraders, what is the price level to buy in secondary market..I know this is not among the best banking company, but I visualise some prospects in future..
I check about pricing of Power grid @ time of FPO. and check same business model company in diff. country like china and USA running at 20PE. But I am sure this company have very good potential to go up. but now I would suggest you to do trading. buy at 95 - 95 and then get out @ 100+ . It will not go 160 in short term so that's how you can rotate your money and avg. price. But make sure you are not selling anything in loss. Good luck and happy investing.
Blindly and Tension Free Sale NHPC, JAYPEE INFRA, SJVNL, SCI, ONGC
In previous Govt. we are almost winner (90%) in IPO’s but this Govt. and Corporate have not left anything for retailers or almost they are planning to do THE END of retailers by maximum losses including PSU and privates as well.
NHPC (PSU) – IPO @ 36/-. After One year struggling at 27/- Target – 18/-. Already Loss booked – 8,000/- NMDC (PSU) – FPO @ 300/-. After one year struggling at 260/-. Target – 210/-. Already loss booked – 8,000/- SCI (PSU) – FPO @ 140/-. Struggling at 133/-. Target 115/-. Have to book loss. No chance to get your investment as it is PSU like NHPC, SJVNL. SJVNL (PSU) – IPO @ 26/-. Struggling at 22/-. Target – 14/-. Already loss booked -4,000/-. Jaypee Infra – IPO @ 102/-. After one year struggling at 65/-. Target – 40/-. Already loss booked – 21,000/- Emmbi – IPO @ 45/-. Struggling at 19/-. Target 10/-. Already loss booked – 18,000/-. Indiabulls Power – IPO @ 45/-. Struggling at 27/-. Already loss booked – 19,000/-. Reliance Power – IPO @ 270/- Struggling at 170/-. Already loss booked – 15,000/-. D B Reality – IPO @ 450/-. Struggling at 250/-. Already loss booked – 10,000/-
Similarly, Tarapur, Nitesh Ji, Ramky etc. etc.
Forthcoming – Hind Copper (PSU), Nalco (PSU), ONGC (PSU) will try to give maximum losses to Investors as Gov will be very happy to give more and more losses.
These are not like TCS, Infosys, Jubiliant, Cox etc that will think for investors rather these are only to give maximum losses to investors.
Now, after increasing limit up to 2.00 Lakhs by SEBI, retailers profit are almost gone but losses are unlimited like above.
Now, Gov, SEBI or Corporate will not listen to any retailers or AAM Aadmi but they will think for there own profits only.
Good Gov, Good Corporate, Good SEBI. Jai Ho
We all should request to BJP to please raise the issue in Parliament as AAM Aadmi and Retailers have no other choice in this Gov. Happy losses to all investors of above in this Gov.
Hi Smart IPO Investor Thanks for the advise. Actually I am averaging this script tool. Initially avg use to be around 135. At regular intervals when ever the price was less, I use to buy. I had bought some during the 2008 wind fall for a price of 84 and also very recently bought some more at around 97. So overall current avg is standing at 109. I am sure this script is going to cross 150-160 with in next 6 months and the current fair value of the price should be 122 as we take the multiple of EPS with industry PE ratio. What I dont understand is even though everyone knows this is a good script and can never come down, why is it not moving upwards..
I think you should do some trading here and try to down your avg. This stock is good for long term that is true. It can go up to 160 in next 2 -5 years. currently it is trading at PE of 20 and @ EPS of 4.85 (near to 5) which is fair value. So it will grow only by giving good results and that will take time. I don't think it will make double profit in Q - Q. So I would suggest is buy at 95 - 95 level if you get and get out 100. that is how you can bring down you avg. and you don't need to pay sort term gain tax here as you should show that you sell your old share. In-fact you can take that as loss and take tax benefit. What quantity you are holding ? start with 25% of total quantity. Good luck.
Hi Ravi, Bangalore, Could you please provide your analysis for PowerGrid. I am holding a major portion of this stock and my average is 109. Seeing to the fundamentals of the company and future growth, I donot want to sell them but it is almost 4 years I am holding this stock and getting bored of seeing the script in Red. Your view on this is much appreciated.
Dear Sreedhar/Ravi, Bangalore, I read the said article on Koutons in Economic Times. I see three positives in that article: 1. The consideration of about 15% stake sale to raise cash to pay down excessive debt. 2. The possibility of a buy out. 3. Retail consultant Harminder Sahni saying he would put his money on Koutons rather than on Vishal. So, I think I can wait for Ravi's target. If possible, in the mean time, I will do trading using my holding to earn whatever little I can.
If promoter finds way to clear some debts, it is good news. I had assumed that one of promoter Bhupinder Singh sold-off his pledged shares in November not because he lost faith in company but due to pressure of clearing debts.
In addition, I had predicted somebody could evince interest to take over the company as stock price is at throw-away price & it has around 1000+ retail stores in India. If anybody take stake in company at the price more than market price, it is better for shareholders.
If your holding is less than 5% of your portfolio in Koutons, then you need not panic. However, I would like to caution you that this kind of BSE stocks (B, T, S Group companies) does not deserve more than 5% of your portfolio. Always, invest in two instalments in such companies.