@GJ: this below thing, which you mentioned, happens in very few cases, else everyone can buy always after buyback announcement and can sell in buyback or open market for 20-30% gains :) there are many examples where it goes more down after record date like star cement and many others. Anyways for moil, yes you can buy around 170 rs upto 1000 quantities.
"Generally what I observed is, that share price touches (or comes in nearby range) to buyback price 1-2 days before buyback date, right? "
@lokes, Yes, I understand that part. For a large sized Buyback like Moil with good AR, one can either take advantage of tendering or sell in secondary market.
Btw, Brought 1st lot (out of many), will observe and add more till 800-1000 quantity I think.
Completely exited (with small profit of 400+ rs) from MOIL. Reasons, 1. needed money for IPOs 2. needed money for personal reasons 3. Much patience is needed for buybacks, as of now, I don't think I fall under this kind of investors' category.
I wouldn't comment on your decision about exiting from MOIL completely but I appreciate your 3rd reason i.e. Much patience is needed for buybacks, as of now, I don't think I fall under this kind of investors' category.
I strongly believe that it is necessary for each one of us to understand our own risk and invest profile very clearly to be successful in stock market in longer run and this holds true for primary market, secondary market, rights or buybacks and so on so forth.
Why on this page (https://www.chittorgarh.com/report/latest-buyback-issues-in-india/80/) This column (Issue Size - Amount (Cr)) Says 10 Cr for Moil Instead of correct price ₹693.77 Crores
Also, if it goes down more, might add more quantity for swing trading (15-30 days) purpose only (no long term holding).