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Brokerages advice on HDFC AMC IPO (HDFC Mutual Fund IPO)

Here is what brokerage houses had to say on HDFC AMC IPO (HDFC Mutual Fund IPO) which is open on 25th of July and closing on 27th of July 2018: Prabhudas Lilladher With the investments behind them, the cash generation is so strong that we have seen a consistent increase in pay put ratios going […]

Posted on July 26, 2018July 26, 2018 Author Dinesh Gupta Comment(1)
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WPI Stands at 5.76% in June 2018!!!

The WPI (Wholesale Price Index) for the month of June 2018 stands at 119.2 as compared to 112.7 last year, indicates an increase of 5.76%. The year 2011-12 is taken as base year at 100 for calculating WPI. So let us see how WPI inflation has gone up this year starting from Jan 2018 onwards. […]

Posted on July 16, 2018July 16, 2018 Author Dinesh Gupta Comment(0)
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BUDGET 2018 CHANGE INCOME TAX RULES FROM APRIL

The basic income tax rates and the slabs unchanged. However, he has proposed a number of income tax changes that will impact many taxpayers. Finance Minister Introduce  new long-term capital gains tax on stocks and equity mutual funds and on other hand he relief for senior citizens on interest income There are a lot of […]

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The country’s second largest public sector bank PNB alleges that billionaire jeweler designer Neerav Modi took a sworn affidavit from a bank located in Mumbai and took foreign money from other Indian banks. And a total of 114 billion rupees scandal has emerged in PNB In this case being called the country’s largest banking scam, […]

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Initial Public Offering is one of the tools by which company raises money from Capital Market by offering new or existing shares to the public. The funds rose from the IPO help company to make new expansions, acquisitions, and reduce debt, thereby, fueling growth to the economy and creates jobs. The IPOs in the Indian Stock Market are issued by the two processes:
1. Fixed Price: The Price at which the shares are issued to the Public is known in advance. In Fixed price issue, the 50% Quota is fixed for Retail Investors and rest for HNIs and QIBs. Here, every Investor has to pay 100% in advance while applying for the IPOs.
2. Book Building: The price range of 0-20% is being provided to the investors for the bidding and final price is decided after the closure of the issue depending upon which particular price receives maximum bids. In Book Building issue, the 50% quota is fixed for QIBs, 35% for Retail Investors and 15% for HNIs. Here, QIBs need to pay only 10% advance payment with IPO application while Retail and HNIs needs to pay 100%!
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IPOs in the Indian Stock Market can be applied through net-banking [supported by ASBA] or by submitting physical forms to the banks. If the issue is oversubscribed, then lottery system is used for allotting the shares.

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SME sector is the true backbone of the Indian Economy as it provides employment to the 40% of the country’s population. As per statistics, % of total loan sanctioned by banks to all the sectors, SME has only 17% exposure. So raising credit was always a hurdle for these companies plus their working capital requirement is always high as compared to larger companies. Therefore, to
resolve these issues the two separate SME platforms i.e. NSE Emerge and BSE SME were incorporated in the year 2012 to help Small and Medium-sized companies whose paid-up capital is less than 25 Cr to raise funds from the market and fuel the growth of the economy.
Till date, 120 Nos. of companies are listed in NSE Emerge and 228 Nos. of companies are listed in BSE SME platform.

How to choose which IPO to apply ?

  • Always check the past performance of Lead Manager. [Available at our website]
  • Always apply on last day of closing IPO after seeing the response of QIBs and HNIs as their participation plays important role in listing gain. [Available at our website]
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  • Always apply cautiously when the company is coming with FPO (Follow on Offers) because sometimes promoters offload their shares via OFS when they don’t see any growth in their business.
  • Always check the history of promoters as they are the biggest drivers of the company. The performance of the stock is directly dependent on the quality of promoters. If promoters are good you seldom lose your pocket.
  • Most of the big investor in Share Market always looks the uniqueness of the business, so whenever the new IPO comes always examines its business uniqueness and prospect in future.

Short Term or Long Term?

There is always a debate between two styles of investment, Short Term, and Long Term. The Brokers in the market always encourage their clients for Intraday, Commodities, FNO and Forex as they get hefty brokerages out of these Short Term strategies, while the big names in the field of investment like Warren Buffet, Ramdeo Agarwal, Vijay Kedia and Porinju Veliyath will always advise to remain invested for longer duration to create wealth.
Please remember in the history of share market hardly anyone has ever created wealth in trading. All big names i.e. Intraday, Commodities, FNO and Forex are the tools to lose money in the share market. The sad part is most of the new investors in the market get carried away by the rosy pictures shown by brokers in these methods and ends up losing their pocket.
On the other side, the theory of long term investment is strongly complimented by the power of compounding. If used for long term, the Compounding, is the powerful tool in financial market which multiplies your money beyond imagination. Einstein once called “Compounding” as the eighth wonder of the world. Hence, at Investorzone our verdict always stays with long-term investment.

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