Govt. is not happy with SMALL LOSS TO INVESTORS in NHPC and NTPC. He wants more and more loss to investors. Keeping in view the point, Govt. is coming to LOOT the investors in REC @ maximum rates.
Earlier, so many times I have told that Sell NHPC (Nahi Hai Public Company) @ 35/ - 36/-. Because this is maximum rates on which Govt. has LOOTED the investors. I have also told that Govt. is now planning to LOOT in NTPC, REC, NMDC, SJVNL, SAIL etc. Govt. is not happy with small loss to investors in NHPC. Govt. want that there should be more and more loss to investors and accordingly Govt. will fixed all the price band in forthcoming IPO / FPO. For example, NTPC price band is Rs. 201/-. Post listing you will never see the price of Rs. 201/-. But Govt. will be happy as his planning is to LOOT the investors.
Overall, only U will be cry but no one will bother for you. Only, I have sold all the NHPC @ 36/- as I never believe on Govt. Ultimately SEBI, Merchant Bankers, Registrar’s all are brother of Govt.
Hence, once again HAPPY LOSSES to all those, who have applied in NHPC and those who are planning to apply for forthcoming PSU IPO / FPO’S.
Is there anyone, who can have question to Govt. that why he is LOOTING to public?
It is a waste of time & Money to apply for PSU FPOs as these stocks get ramped up after the announcement of their FPO & ultimately the price of FPO will be higher than the original price when the FPO was announced in the first place.NTPC jumped from 190-200 level to above 240.REC jumped from 200 to 270 .NMDCs FPO Will also be priced higher than the price at which the decision to go for FPO was announced & others like Hind Copper,Dredging Corp,EIL more than doubled.Does the FPO alter the fundammentals of the company?Then why have the Share prices increased so much?So friends apply for such FPOs only when 10 percent discount is given for major Issues like REC & 20 percent for chota Issues like EIL,Hind copper etc where the Share prices increased higher.This discount will ensure that we can sell the shares atleast at the Issue price & with some luck at profit.
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