I can count at least 3 IPOs in the second week on june. Uniply , Necrtar pharma , Provogue . Now , which one should u invest to maximize gains on the listing day. One sure shot way to grt it right is to follow the herd mentality ( i hate that ) wait till the last day and see the response of institutional investors.
I can count at least 3 IPOs in the second week on june. Uniply , Necrtar pharma , Provogue . Now , which one should u invest to maximize gains on the listing day. One sure shot way to grt it right is to follow the herd mentality ( i hate that ) wait till the last day and see the response of institutional investors.
Hey dude ,
with this deluge of IPOs coming in ..one has to look at his resources to try and maximise the gains he may obtain from such IPOs .(sort of finance mgr fuction )
as UNIPLY industries is not a book building offer ...so i think the allotment is gonna take more time than a regular book building process which is around 14 days from the closure of the issue . So , the investment in this IPO wud be for a longer duration . This should be kept in mind while deciding to invest in IPOs in the recent offerings .
Other issues of provogue , nectar life , jindal poly films ...seem good and wud definitely attract investment
with this deluge of IPOs coming in ..one has to look at his resources to try and maximise the gains he may obtain from such IPOs .(sort of finance mgr fuction )
as UNIPLY industries is not a book building offer ...so i think the allotment is gonna take more time than a regular book building process which is around 14 days from the closure of the issue . So , the investment in this IPO wud be for a longer duration . This should be kept in mind while deciding to invest in IPOs in the recent offerings .
Other issues of provogue , nectar life , jindal poly films ...seem good and wud definitely attract investment
provogue opening on 10th . i think its a good bet. not too sure about other. YES bank is another IPO that looks promising.
wats your take on these new IPO's junta
ATB
hi
even me think both these IPOs are good and wud call for investment ...particularly seeing the way the recent performances in retail sector and the gains achieved by shoppers stop ..so provogue IPO wud definitely be up there ... But the concern with it is that they are offering only 40 lakh shares and chances are that not many shares will be alloted .
I think even Uniply industries wud be a good bet at 24 ..can hold that stock for long term ..
even me think both these IPOs are good and wud call for investment ...particularly seeing the way the recent performances in retail sector and the gains achieved by shoppers stop ..so provogue IPO wud definitely be up there ... But the concern with it is that they are offering only 40 lakh shares and chances are that not many shares will be alloted .
I think even Uniply industries wud be a good bet at 24 ..can hold that stock for long term ..
What are ur views Pgites ??
I disagree.. IPO's are not as lucrative as they used to be in the past...
Most of the IPO's are overpriced n oversubscribed....
Every tom,**** n harry seems to be going in for IPO's... One should have a look at the company performance before investing in IPO's...
The fact that they are oversubscribed implies that people don't think twice before investing, which just means that the public is not very mature as far as investing in IPO's is concerned
I disagree.. IPO's are not as lucrative as they used to be in the past...
Most of the IPO's are overpriced n oversubscribed....
Every tom,**** n harry seems to be going in for IPO's... One should have a look at the company performance before investing in IPO's...
The fact that they are oversubscribed implies that people don't think twice before investing, which just means that the public is not very mature as far as investing in IPO's is concerned
Hey guys!!!
completely agree wid Malli on the IPO front. Its not an all Profit game at all to simply invest in an IPO and hope for astronomical returns. Its important to do a thorough background check of the company visavis its valuations. Ofcourse, retail investors can seek the advice of financial experts in various media but at the same time oner shud know his/her Risk-Return appetite n keep a target in mind. I am personally optimistic abt the Yes bank IPO. Not very sure abt Provogue.
I disagree.. IPO's are not as lucrative as they used to be in the past...
Most of the IPO's are overpriced n oversubscribed....
Every tom,**** n harry seems to be going in for IPO's... One should have a look at the company performance before investing in IPO's...
The fact that they are oversubscribed implies that people don't think twice before investing, which just means that the public is not very mature as far as investing in IPO's is concerned
Hey man ...u just seemed to be looking at this IPO thing in a parochial nature ...
The fact that many of these IPOs are oversubscribed refloects the market demand for the share ...and hence generally the more the subscription levels ...the more the listing gains u can expect ...as u can see in case of Gokaldas exports(oversubscribed -36 times ) ..Listed at around 580 (Issur price 425) , Saksoft (oversubscribed -47 times ) Listed at around 57 and is currently trading at 150+ ...on an issue price of rs 30 ...kinda wealth creation for the people who invested in ...
The oversubsriciption levels for these shares show that ...the PUBLIC is aware of what to expect ..what company is hitting the markets ...and what are the prospects ..and that calls for sound research .
But there are other IPOs as well which did not received the same level of subscriptions like ..Cyber Media (4 times oversubsribed ) ...Shringar cinemas ...3i Infotech and these shared did trade below the OFFER price ...
Obviously the decision to invest in IPOs is no longer a no brainer ..with companies coming out with aggressive pricing and cashing in on the recent bull run in the markets ...and thus leaving very little margin for the investors .
So what is needed is a planned way to invest ...extensive research ...(as this is ur own money u putting in ) and a bit of risk taking ability
Happy Investing to u , hope u take a sound decision
Nandan exim a recent IPO which was issued at a price of Rs 20 has listed on the bourses and continuing the recent bull run in the markets ...it is goin strong ...
Don't u think tht Indian Public is overreacting to IPO's, we have seen it in past, a share like ONGC and MARUTI traded below listing price for over a month after listing ....
Experts now are cautioning public to invest smartly, in the last few months we have seen much volatality in the market. Stocks of almost all sectors have seen upswing as well as downswing... In such situation only stocks where company is having long term future would get appreciated... In my opinion industries which have bright future are: 1) Engineering services: Manufaturing is picking up in India as there is buzz of India becoming manufacturing backoffice of world...
2) Biotech: This is one sector which has huge potential and hence these stocks are most likely to see appreciation in near future....
3) Textiles: Because of lifting of quota and India already having technical know how, raw material and big players this sector would be lucrative.
What u ppl say? Any other sectors u see as booming?
Don't u think tht Indian Public is overreacting to IPO's, we have seen it in past, a share like ONGC and MARUTI traded below listing price for over a month after listing ....
Experts now are cautioning public to invest smartly, in the last few months we have seen much volatality in the market. Stocks of almost all sectors have seen upswing as well as downswing... In such situation only stocks where company is having long term future would get appreciated... In my opinion industries which have bright future are: 1) Engineering services: Manufaturing is picking up in India as there is buzz of India becoming manufacturing backoffice of world...
2) Biotech: This is one sector which has huge potential and hence these stocks are most likely to see appreciation in near future....
3) Textiles: Because of lifting of quota and India already having technical know how, raw material and big players this sector would be lucrative.
What u ppl say? Any other sectors u see as booming?
i wud say there r 2 sides to these IPOs +ve not all shares go down immediately after the IPO infact there are inumerable instances where the share prices have rocketed and provided gud retuns to the investors ..also there r many shares where the prices did fall initially but then they did pick up later on also considering indian investors general mental set up which compels them to stay as far away frm stk markets as possible(even mutual funds are not looked towards as an investment opportunity).........i wud say IPOs have lured a few of them at least -ve there are some problem areas also viz there were issues related to allotment of shares during the last yers IPO spree but then as in case of every share it's not an f.d. to give fxd returns or in short whether in an IPO or othrwise risk is alwasy involved
but then as in case of every share it's not an f.d. to give fxd returns or in short whether in an IPO or othrwise risk is alwasy involved
i agree to that ....an investment in IPO is not without a risk ...and offcourse there are no returns without the risk ...and theres an inherent risk in every investment u undertake .
So what is needed is a right portfolio wherein u diversify ur risk and a bigger appetite for risk taking .
Looking in sector specific stocks ...Biotech and Textiles ..(retailing) are definitely lucrative as of now ..
Doods...mois back after my last post on page 10....not much action on my scene since then except that I bought two books to help me invest better. One is "How to think like Benjamin Graham and invest like Warren Buffet" from TMH. Another is "One up on Wall street" by Peter Lynch.
Anyway check out IndusInd Bank. Value of the stock as per my analysis is around 100 odd as per last years earnings. I also spoke to 2-3 people in the banking industry who are very bullish on industry prospects. Being a relatively small bank its growth prospects are also good.
Looking in sector specific stocks ...Biotech and Textiles ..(retailing) are definitely lucrative as of now ..
i will add energy sector to this...especially petro and natural gas ralted companies....Everyone knows that there is going to be increasing demand for energy with growth...and most of the companies will be consolidating there market position by mergers and diversifying there operations.....even the indian govt is looking into either merging or disinvesting public sector oil companies to form larger entities.....
if we have a look at the share prizes of all oil sector companies most of them have gained a lot in the last 6-7 months...
Doods...mois back after my last post on page 10....not much action on my scene since then except that I bought two books to help me invest better. One is "How to think like Benjamin Graham and invest like Warren Buffet" from TMH. Another is "One up on Wall street" by Peter Lynch.
Do post your comments.
BEAT THE STREET from Peter Lynch, another investment book , where the author gives fundas on picking stocks. Go to the malls , look around u , pick the stock of companies which have the longest Q's in the cashier counter.
BEAT THE STREET from Peter Lynch, another investment book , where the author gives fundas on picking stocks. Go to the malls , look around u , pick the stock of companies which have the longest Q's in the cashier counter.
what r u investing for ??? Pension fund.
steady 15% income.??
on a serious note
which one of these books is the best, since i can buy only one of em'
Depends on the risk profile of people and the timne frame u want to invest in ..everyone star anaylst has his/her strategy or which you cannnot follow ... like peter lynch believes in long term/ value investing .... so if you want to make money in short term dont bother ur self reading all these authors .. jsut call ur broker .....
if u want to read ........
well the following books would help you .. Beat the street - Peter Lych One up on wall Street - Peter Lynch Learnt to earn - Peter Lynch Random walk on wall street Any book on Warren Buffett --- GOD of investing Equitymaster comes out with annual books on investing ... and on stock markets Rs 120 i think so .. that would be the best bet ... by far to start with .....
let me claerly tell you guys what these books say ... peter lynch main focus on investing is to avoid going with the street market and look around .. for stocks which i think makes alot sense.. he goes on giving examples where the stockings of his wife become very popular and everyone in the street is buying one .. he chekd the comapany .... awesome financials .. boom makes a killing ont he stocks ... done believe in what the analysts say ...... to start with there are awesome web sites ; www.indiainfoline.com www.equitymaster.com www.myiris.com these give u excellent ghyan on the basic of investing .. like EPS and P/e ratios why see them .. also start downloading free reports from the portals to understand the comapny or the industry .. it not easy and its not gambling either .......
