Learn the magical way to invest in IPOs, no one can stop you from investing in Pakku shares

 

Learn the magical way to invest in IPOs, no one can stop you from investing in Pakku shares

Know the magical way of investing money in IPOs, no one can stop you from getting stocked.

 When a large number of investors invest money in IPOs, not everyone gets a share. How to get a share in such a situation

New Delhi: Currently, many IPOs are coming in the stock market one after the other.  This IPO includes large companies as well as small and medium i.e. SME companies.  Investors then invest money in IPOs to earn more profits in a shorter period of time.  But while a large number of investors put money into an IPO, not everyone gets shares.  How to get shares in such situation.  Eg, if we talk about DOMS IPO, shares were allotted on 1 application out of 52 applications in case of retail investors.  Now you should be aware that this application should be yours only.  Market experts have given some tips in this regard

Invest in different categories- There are several categories to invest in IPOs, such as Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIB), Non-Institutional Investors (NII) and Retail Investors.  A separate section is reserved for them.  According to Sunil Shah, Group CEO and Director, Khambatta Securities, the category in which more shares are reserved, the chances of getting shares increase.  In such a situation common investors should focus on retail and non-institutional categories while investing money in IPOs.

In the retail category only up to Rs 2 lakh can be invested, while in the non-institutional category there can be an investment of more than Rs 2 lakh.  It also has two categories – Small NII with Rs.  2-10 lakhs and in Big NII Rs.  One has to invest more than 10 lakhs.  While QIB includes mutual funds, pension funds, FIIs and provident funds etc.  According to market experts, if common investors apply in the Big NII category, their chances of getting shares increase.  In case of oversubscription in this category at least Rs.  There is a possibility of getting 2 lakh shares.

Don't invest based on GMP- Some investors invest money in gray market IPOs at gray market premium i.e. as per GMP.  Sunil Shah believes that investors should not rely on it, as sometimes bullishness can be enough to attract investors to an IPO.  It depends on the market sentiment and keeps changing.

Beware of Bullish Market Sentiment- It is wrong to think that the market is bullish, so if you invest in any IPO, you will surely make a profit.  According to Sunil Shah, don't invest in any IPO without checking even if the overall market sentiment is bullish.  He said before investing carefully study the fundamentals of the company and only then invest.  If a company's fundamentals are good and if you don't get shares in allotment, then there is an opportunity to invest even after listing, because most of the shares depreciate after listing.

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