Standard Chartered PLC IDRS Message Board (Page 14)

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go for gujrat mineral right issue, whenever the co get listed ur money will be multiplied by times

i have read about this co in newspaper only

stanchart is also going to Tara health food way in terms of subscription figures. Let's see what happens at last day.

GUYS TARA HEALTH FOODS HAD TO WITH DRAW THEIR ISSUE BECAUSE OF HIGH RATE TODAY DOW IS BELOW 10000 AT 9865 GOLD 1200 DOLLAR TO AN OUNCE FROM AN HIGH OF 1250 AND STANDARD CHARTERED BANK RATE HIGH AT RS 115 ,INSURANCE ARE NOT ALLOWED TO APPLY AND RETAIL INVESTORS ARE STOCK WITH SNJL ,&JAPEE SOME HAVE ALREADY LOST MONEY INS STOCK MARKET SO IN ANY CASE STANDARD CHARTERED BANK HAS TO REDUCE THEIR PRICE TO RS 90 OTHER WISE IT WILL BE ANOTHER TARA HEALTH FOODS GOOD LUCK

Those who are interested in applying for Stanchart IDR may apply at 100 as Investment at 100 with 5 percent discount is a reasonably safe bet.I am not applying for the IDR as I do not have much funds left with me.I will utilise them to buy quality Cos like Ashok Leyland,Few banks,LIC Housing finance.In fact bought some shares of ICICI,Ashok Leyland,RIL ,Tata Steel today.I had sold almost all of my holding except a few IPOs like ITNL,UBI when I first heard of PIIGS story & as already mentioned bought some agriculture land as suggested by JIM Rogers.

RaviBangalore is the best analyst i hv ever seen.
ravi bangalore is a benevolent, wise and well informed analyst.
3cheers to raviBangalore!!!!

dear sreedhar nice to see back on this blog..share your viev about stanchart idr

Sjvnl ke listing 30 pay karanay kay baad, shree ganesh may 260 pay paisa shree ganesh karanay kay baad Tulsiyan phir bola idr may lagao , uskay baad oil lagao.

Yes, I agree with Anil in toto
keeo it Anil!!
milinds

Thank you Ravi,Bangalore
For giving very good information.
People like you & few others(not more than 3/4)compel me to go through this site.
Once again THANK YOU & keep it up
milinds

Dosto thode dino se mein ipo market se du hogaya thaa nifty 4570 ka sunne mein aaraha hai dekho kya hota hai fir se naye ipo mein intrest suru hone wala hai thode din aur wait karo fir dekhte hai kya hota hai

Ravi I agree promoters and merchant bankers are greedy but what actually is letting that greed grow is because retailers apply in these ipo.

check another one standard chartered idr is asking for premium highere even than sbi . sbi which is the safest and least risky and govt bank. that is because they knew anchor investors would help them getting issue susbcribed.

now retailers willl get fooled and apply thinking of some gains but again history will repeat and it will fall down 35%

so actually its not the merchant bankers but public who are fool who apply in these ipo.

why did retailers apply in shree ganesh jewellery,pradeep overseas and other ipos to burn their hand and get 60% of their money wiped out.

teach every company a lesson and do not go for any ipos or fpos beacuse ur hard earned money is going to govt,greedy merchant bankers,promoters

IPO Cheating?

Aggressive pricing of initial public offerings and poor advice of analysts (like S P Tulsian) are the major factors behind the recent public issue debacle.

Bad pricing of the issues and weak market sentiment were responsible for lukewarm listing of shares in the recent months. Valuations should not stretch into long future as it dampens investors' appetite.

Activities in the IPO space have a fair share of greedy promoters and underhand dealings. Issues continue to be priced irrationally, partly because of a misplaced perception of future performance and investor interest, and partly to feed the egos of power-hungry promoters. Adding to this, the nexus between company promoters and merchant bankers to the issue makes the picture even murkier.

Retail investor response to recent IPOs has been tepid at best. These issues have been subscribed fully only through ‘discount deals’ with large institutional investors and merchant bankers, who demand a hefty discount of 30%-50% in order to help close the issue and soothe frayed nerves of panic-stricken promoters. This is one of the primary reasons explaining the mystery of IPOs listing at substantial discounts to the issue price. This may be just the tip of the iceberg, though, as other worrying trends are surfacing within the IPO arena. There are instances of promoters doling out cash to arm-twisting merchant bankers seeking upfront rewards for closing out under-subscribed issues. Other factors are- merchant bankers applying in huge volumes to IPOs where investor response is muted, keeping promoters at their mercy till the last date of the book closure.

The companies which have lined up their IPOs should ensure appropriate price bands to avoid the adverse investor response.

The analysts should give sound advice to their clients based on the market depth and the appropriate valuations of a company's scrip.

Are Stock Recommendations Useful?

Analysts’ intrinsic value estimates based on their forecasts of future earnings, but that is not happening. Stock recommendations and valuation estimates are not related in the way we would expect.

Clearly, if analysts didn’t provide any useful information whatsoever, they wouldn’t be in business. But they also have other incentives, such as the need to gain investment banking business, or to curry favour with management. Pragmatic considerations come into play. During a conference-call session, if they are providing forecast recommendations that management doesn’t like, they are not likely to be able to ask a question of the company. They will gain greater access if their stated views are positive than if they are negative. Such pragmatic considerations play more of a role in stock picking than we might expect.

Investors should be aware that factors other than identifying mispriced stocks continue to influence analysts’ recommendations. Thus, analysts are affected by incentives other than maximizing returns to investors.

Investors should first be aware of the distribution of stock recommendations. We would expect half of recommendations would be to buy and half to sell, yet most stock recommendations are buy recommendations. This means, many of these recommendations will not lead to positive returns.

Investors should also avoid relying on a single analyst. It may seem paradoxical to have to do your own research, since the very point of an analyst is to do that for you and provide a summary of the results, captured in a buy-or-sell recommendation; but as we have seen, it pays to be well informed.

maximum loss and minimum profitabel issue

GOOD ISSUE ?" ANY KOSTAK RATE" RETAIL PORSON IS NOT SUB .5 LAST DAY. GOOD COM. BUT BAD TIME

dear friends, is line ko chod do. profit hoga to 10 %



loss hoga to....10%...15%...20%....25%....

dear RAMA, no 56. mai bhi bharne wala hu. lakin landan stock exchange me abhi 1586 price aaya hai. use Rs. me convart kaise karte hai.? ye koi muje convert kar do.

Rama tum apni investment ka 50% pehle hi gawa doge.
tum lagta hai angrezo ke zamane ke jailor ho.hahaha

yeh foreign bank hai woh bhi british ka jo ki reason hai current market falling and entering recession.
jab indian banks itne ache valuation par available hai at less than 10 p/e

british company saara paisa apni country mein le jakar bonus de degi tumhare paise ko lekar

also poosible it could shut operations in india and cut jobs as well so very risky even to buy at 40 also.

its 2500 crore issue such a large issue which will defintely go down and 100% sure about this.

foreigners and anchor investors will try their best to get issue subscribed to 1 times so that they are benefitted.

why you not investing ur hard earned money in property or gold rather than standard chartered idr which will not have any liquidity and go downl heavily.

I have invested 10 full app. ,50% return conform .

dear gemipofinder

Sir Gujarat NRE minerals is coming out with a right issue. The share are currently unlisted and are priced at Rs. 5. Do u have any idea about this company ?? Should I invest in this rights issue.

I had earlier invested in the previous rights issue which was at Rs. 2.5 (after adjusting for bonus).They issued bonus only to non-promoter holdings. I am long term investor and can hold for any amount of time.