Never seen such high subscription on Day2 This seems to break all IPO records, am i right boarders ? Jisko bhi allotment mila .... hold it as much tight as your hands can :P and double your money !!
PS:Enjoyed Equitas sold it at 140, thanks everyone !
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April 29, 2016 5:18:55 AM
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I think not to subscribe because of subscription figure. In 2 days its cross 3.5 time and last day I think it cross 10 times. Blocking money for 20 days for a lottry which you have only 10% chance.
Chem Cho wrong info with ASBA the money is only blocked u get the interest in case u get allotment the money is released the fund move from the account on the release date so till unblocking u will still get interest...... So no waste of interest
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April 28, 2016 9:08:01 PM
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(Refer Page No 383 of RHP dated 11th April 2016)
26/Apr/16 – Participation by Anchor Investors 27/Apr/16 – Bid/Offer Opens 29/Apr/16 – Bid/Offer Closes 04/May/16 – Finalisation of Basis of Allotment 05/May/16 – Unblocking of Funds from ASBA 06/May/16 – Credit of Equity Shares to Demat Account 09/May/16 – Commencement of Trading on NSE/BSE
Now IPO allotment is done with IT PAN # and Demat account is for credit and trading on listing of shares. Demat account has no role for allotments in IPO
Well no matter you apply for 10 lots or 1 lot u will get alloted 1 lot only because subscription is more then the share they are allowing to retail investors. You only get full allotment when IPO is not fully subscribed. Like interglob aviation everyone got full allotment no matter if they applied for 1 lot or 10 lots.
Application based allotment is for retail only atleast 1 out of 4 or 5 is better chance with 1 lot application . In NIB u will get lost as this category may have few thousand application only
RAM REDDY physical submission is possible with ICICI BANK however not all branch only syndicate bank branch take physical form. However online is not possible u have to have icicidirect account. The branch has given u wrong info
EquityMaster strongly recommends to avoid both Thyrocare and Ujjivan making a firm point that as just Lal path labs and Equitas holdings were a hit, its very risky to put our money in Thyrocare and Ujjivan. Here is the excerpt from Equity Masters view:
"The markets have been fast rising ever since they hit a low in February this year. Along with this rise has come in a flurry of IPO activity. Our friends over at the investment banks and brokerages know the drill. These are the times to make money...for promoters.
From what we read in the dailies, it seems the ''top'' brokerage houses recommended the Thyrocare Technologies IPO because Dr Lal Pathlabs recently had a great listing. And they''re already predicting big listing gains for microfinance company Ujjivan Financial Services (Subscription required) because Equitas Holdings had a stellar listing.
These may be great reasons to speculate in the IPO market. But they''re terrible reasons to invest in a company''s IPO. In fact, I''ll go to the extent of telling you that encouraging such thinking among unsuspecting investors borders on outright malpractice. But as long as it creates a buzz, do they even care?
Equitymaster is often criticised for giving an ''avoid'' to most IPOs.
''You are too conservative,'' we''re told. ''Look at the listing gains we missed out on!''
But we''ve no regrets. We know what a dirty game the IPO business is. We''ve seen it over and over again: It''s a game where the odds are stacked against investors. So for us, the equation is simple. We''d rather face criticism in the short run than see our subscribers lose money over the longer term. We weren''t afraid to do this during the hot IPO days of 2007, and we''re not afraid to do it today.
I''m reminded of our founder Ajit Dayal''s recent message to small retail investors, which I''d like to leave you with now...
Be vigilant, be careful, be sensible. Regulators cannot protect you from your own greed. The financial industry is inherently crooked: It works for its own enhancement of wealth, not for yours.
We always wished to be the thoughtful, sensible, unemotional view on what was happening in the Indian economy, the global economy, or company earnings and its eventual impact on share prices. We were trying to protect the retail Indian investor from their own emotions of fear and greed and from a well-trained army of financial foot soldiers who were out to grab their wallets.
We believed then that a better informed investor, a well-educated investor, can make sensible returns on their investments in stock markets. We still believe that but with one modification. There is a saying that you can lead a horse to water, but you cannot force it to drink. In a similar way, I believe that there are many people out there who wish to stay thirsty: They have no desire to learn and understand. They work hard, they save money, then - at some dinner party - they are sold some story and they give away their savings to a smooth-talking financial intermediary. And their wallet is gone. In a bad world, Equitymaster is an open oasis: Those who wish to seek shelter and shade are welcome."
Probably they are Right but their is no harm in making 20% Profit and move out on Day 1.
EagleEye Ji - Do you think one should hold it for few months and expect 400 to become 750 in 2 quarters or one should move out after initial gain of opening (150+)?? :-)
I also feel that now lot of stupid new comer came in to market. I believe just for 20% to 25% ( maxt to max) listing gain we would lock our 100% capital which we earn from at least 4-5 sucessful IPO. one bad shot easily prove you stupid in this market.