Even Ras Malai eaten during diarrhoea can be risky and disastrous.
SBI Card IPO taught all of us that even best financials and huge future potential cannot guarantee positive listing in IPO. Actually IPOs are inherently risky as in reality price is discovered only after stock is listed before that it is all theoretical calculation, expectations and speculation. One should invest in IPO only if willing to take this risk.
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September 11, 2020 1:00:48 PM
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Partly agree. But, not to forget, SBI card was IPO of more than 10000 crore. So, number of free float shares were high. And listing was in mid of March, when Market had already started crashing.
There is always risk factor involved in equity market and chance of volatility is always their. any bad to worst news on LAC front can lead to market down. But this company has good potential. in present market condition, chances of this IPO opening in RED is rare.
No chance of Negetive listing. But premium may go down. HNI are facing problem in arranging funds due to some technical issue with HDFC Finance. Chances of HNI Subscription less than 100 times.
I want to apply under Retail category via Axis Direct (i.e. my own Demat account). I want to apply for the entire 14 lots i.e. Rs. 196,000. Till now in all the IPOs' I had applied for the entire lot in my own name. In Axis Direct it has 3 options 1st, 2nd & 3rd applicant. Appreciate your help here. I did search on Google, but could not get clarity on this. My wife doesn't have any demat A/c. My dad has HDFC securities demat A/c Option 1: 5 lots in my own name & PAN, 5 lots in my wife's name & PAN, 4 lots in my Dad's own name & PAN
Option 2: 7 lots in my own & PAN 7 lots in my wife's name & PAN
Ur wife needs a demat account to apply....while applying itself u r supposed to enter ur wife`s demat account number which u obviously cant ....hence cant apply on ur wifes name...
so go for ur and ur father`s PAN applciations..... 7 and 7 ....
but since its already oversubscribed... no need to applying more than one lot...
In retail category applying more than one lot does not make any sense as IPO is already subscribed multiple times. Apply one lot from each account you have. Demat is mandatory so can't apply on wife's name. 1 PAN = 1 Application
Already knowing that there is no any chance of getting more than 1lot per application...and still blocking more money which is really not required...what you should call yourself???
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September 11, 2020 12:09:11 PM
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- First rule is to apply any IPO, one needs Demat account, so your applying with your wife's name is not possible until you open Demat account for her.
- Now whatever Demat accounts you have within your family, you can apply 1 application each for family member. If any family member has more than one Demat account with different broker, you can apply only 1 application from any of the Demat account that member has. Otherwise if you apply more than 1 Demat accounts for any of the family member, those application will be considered as duplicate and all will be rejected.
- Applying more than 1 lot in single application within retail category doesn't make any sense, as in case of over subscription each application will be given equal chance of allotment whether it is single lot or maximum lot.
We have already seen more than 1 Lakh Crore of investor's wealth being blocked by HMT IPO, so where can QIB and HNI bring more money for this IPO? How do they manage the interest on borrowing cost? So getting a feeling that this IPO will be mediocre in over subscription but not like HMT's block buster bonanza. On market open HMT will be sold out at higher premium to reap gains and investors park their money to buy Route mobile. This is purely my opinion, I could still be wrong.
You might be correct about that hni already used funds in HMT and for this ipo they are running with low fund...but not every time hni drive the listing...don't assume that qib are also with low funds...we need to see how qib subscription will b at 5 pm... Those RII are fearing about listing risk they can withdraw their applications...