IPO Gurus/Mentors/Experts, I request for your valuable suggestions. Is MTAR a good buy at CMP for a target of ~2000? Also for how long will I have to hold? I''m planning to put whole of my savings capital in one good stock instead of dividing it in different underperforming stocks for long.
Also, sorry for posting here as I''m doing this out of compulsion as there are no active replies on the "Stock Message Board" page. Thank you 🙏
Do not do mistake of putting all eggs in one basket , split into 4-5 different stocks to minimise risk ,also select stocks which gives good dividend yield like ITC, NHPC etc
I bought 3000 shares(Rs. 10 lakhs worth) of happiest minds on listing day right at 10:00 AM. I got shares at an average price of around 380. After listing i thought i would sell it at 20-30% (at around 450) after 1 or 2 weeks. I has a blind belief that it would be like next affle and can give 100% return even if bought on listing day. But as usual, market is uncertain and stock has not moved above 493 for long time almost 6 months. Sometimes I was in loss of 2 lakhs when stock price touched 300-310. It was very testing time as fear was grappling inside me that just for 10-20% return, i was risking my 50% capital.
In january, when the stock price reached 390, i sold half quantity and at 450 price i sold 1000 shares and the rest i sold at 540 thinking that stock has moved too much.
Now in just 3 months, the stock moved from 540 to 1400
Now if i calculate the notional loss is around 25-30 lakhs which is too high.
Why am saying is, if u can take risk and hold with pateince in any stock, just stay long... u never know when a stock is gonna become multibagger.
One stock is enough in your portfolio to increase your returns astonomically, in the same way one stock is enough to wipe out your capital if you put in one stock
Now i follow money management like max 10% in one stock. Let it rise or fall, i don''t care.. stay long and hold with patience... market will reward you....
Now an advice for you, regarding IPOs, many IPOs tend to give 50-100% return in one year. So u can invest in MTAR as it is a good company. But if you are willing to take risk and avoid tracking multiple portfolio, go for it putting all your capital in one stock... but remember market will test your patience like anything....Just invest and dont see the stock by keeping stop loss of 10% or 20%. If you watch your stock daily, i dont think u can hold in that stock for long time investing all of your capital in one stock
No.... Don''t buy one stock.... But 6 Or 7 stock... Kitna bhi achha, koi bhi stock ho.... Kabhi bhi... Apne pure capital se buy mat kro... Kya pta company mai kal kya Bad news aa jaye... Than...? Issliye kam se kam 6 ya 7 stock buy kro..
I am not sure about the quantum of money ur speaking here but I would suggest rather sleep easy and divide the bounty into maybe the following 5 stocks for 5years and see: 1. Dixon Technologies- Mfg plus PLI scheme 2. Affle India- Data security part will come in only in 2025 3. LTTS- Superb pipelines and sequential growth 4. Dalmiya Sugars- Ethanol story 5. Polyplex- Awesone growth and vision also expansion plans in next 3 years
@AaoRaja My honest suggestion do not put all the money in 1 stock .
Follow Below Process categorizes all the stocks based on there benchmark indices like Nifty Metal,Nifty IT,Nifty Bank Nifty FMCG,Nifty Auto and so on Then u make list of Stocks based on the above indices and Shortlist Those stocks which are in midcap level in their category and than decide .
पहले आपके प्रश्न का जवाब MTAR 2000 हो सकता है? इसका जवाब कोई नही जानता। शेयर अच्छा है,अपने क्षेत्र मे एकाधिकार है,पहले 1500 तक जाने दिजिए, यदि IPO का है तो इन्तजार किजिए, अभी risk reward favorable नही है, दुसरे अपने निवेश का 5% या अधिक से अधिक 10% किसी एक शेयर मे ,कितना भी अच्छा हो,क्योंकि शेयर को भाग्य और ओपरेटर दोनो का साथ मिलना चाहिए, कब किसका साथ छूट जाए पता नही। तीसरा है यदि धीरे धीरे IPO से wealth create करना चाहते हैं ,जैसा मै करता हूँ, मै अपने परिवार की 11 अप्लीकेशन लगता हूँ, एक लगभग हर बार लगती है, अपनी लागत के बराबर शेयर बेच कर बाकी रख लो, एक वर्ष बाद उसका आंकलन करें, जो ढीले हों निकल दें,अच्छे संजो कर रख लें, कुछ समय बाद आपको स्वयं दिखाई देगा। ऐसा मेरा गणित है और मै सफल हूँ, एक और बात खरीद कर पछताने से अच्छा है,बेच कर पछताना,🙏
Firstly, thank you everyone for your response. I really appreciate your advices 🙏.
I''m in my mid 20''s, a med student, entered stock market early this year with few thousand rupees in my savings. Did delivery trades on tips as I was so naive. Few worked, many didn''t. Had unrealised profits, but didn''t knew when to exit. Was losing capital Applied for most of the IPOs since Jan 2021, got alloted 2-3. , And since then, no allotment. Created one more account, started applying from that too. Now all of my money was blocked for IPOs only. Na IPO allot hora, na kahi pe invest hora, aur kharcha alag nikaalna hai :(
And this made me think to pick one good stock, and put all the money there. Now reading all the responses made me rethink and plan accordingly. I''m pretty bad at picking good stocks, when to enter, when to exit.
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July 15, 2021 9:39:37 PM
IPO Mentor (900+ Posts, 900+ Likes)
Ideally as a newbie, you should not go for short term trades. You are in mid 20''s so its advisable to pick 5-10 good quality stocks and invest your capital for long term. Also suggest to do SIP in those picked stocks regularly. One important thing, invest money which is spare amount after considering all your expenses / monthly requirements and some contingent amount. After 7-10 years you will be amazed to see how your capital has increased over the period of time.
If you want to sleep peacefully with good returns, place your money in any good mutual fund. Keeping on view that you are a moderate risk taker, you may choose any good small cap funds like from nippon or sbi fund house.
U r following the perfect strategy to increase ur odds of going broke in the stock market. Best u invest in mutual funds. Direct market is not for you.
@AaoRaja you need professional personal stock advice. Try Fiverr.com for personal paid advisers.
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July 16, 2021 12:25:53 AM
IPO Mentor (900+ Posts, 1100+ Likes)
An average anchor book IMO. Yes, there is Goldman, Nomura, Abudhabhi but that''s it. No interest from more US investment banks, which can be a concern. But all other pointers look good here, so verdict is apply with full force at least for listing gains.
Anchor investor list is very good... Big name available in anchor list.. Like Goldman schas,abudhabi, Nomura, Mutual funds participate also good..
Apply apply apply...
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July 15, 2021 11:26:48 PM
IPO Guru (1000+ Posts, 1000+ Likes)
Eagleye mam, Suggest us techniques, if any, to be successful in getting allotment in retail category since it is lottery based and I''ve been mostly unsuccessful.
Salana 200 - 300 cr ka mal bechta hai, profit 20 - 30 cr, share ka vow 1083 /- keysa din a goya bhai? Hamara city ka do bada kirana dukan milake isse jada mal bikta hai.
Hello everyone. I am new in stock market and sorry if this question is dumb to most of you. If I have a demat account as individual and wanted to apply full capacity of 197,106 should I go for retail category or any other category applicable?
Retail category only. Bigger lot applications don''t give any benefit in allotment ratio, especially in case of over subscription. Hence I opine, one should go for lowest lot application. In case of under or just full subscription, bigger lot applications will get more shares allotted which is again not desirable.