A) Few of the I-Bankers have decoded a correlation between the subscription oversize and market correction of the IPOs. Noteworthy examples like – Reliance Power, Coal India, DLF etc.
B) If you get any information in ET, that the promoters are selling their stakes, immediately you can jump to a conclusion that something is cooking behind the bars of the company. Eg. Orchid Chemicals
C) Companies often employ a strategy of shares buyback in case their market share value falls below a threshold value.
D) Many a times, promoters employ a technique of buying low and selling high called as Delisting trick.
E) Majority of the bad results come at the end of the season to neglect the media attention and retain the confidence of the share holders by averting plunging of share prices due to negative publicity. Most of the good results are always declared early.
F) Many of times, analyst recommend those stocks for which fixed assets are high but on the contrary, they should be avoided due to lack of liquidity. Eg JSW
G) Some sectors perform seasonally like fertilizers and education before budget, rains etc are most of times valued lower.
H) If a big real estate company decides to have an IPO, then the companies of that sector will boom for sure.
I) Many a times, ELSS schemes attract investors with the dividend payout which is actually a setback for the investors because his holding of NAV is decreasing due to it.
J) Many a times, profit growth trajectory falls post IPO, the reason for which is the excessive credit that the company employs to show rosy profit numbers to the potential investors.
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