I have a very logical strategy cum observation for those who like investing in IPOs but not getting allotment
And just watching the price of the IPO going up up and up
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Typically what happens
The #IPOs which are very good are #oversubscribed and we don’t get any allocation
And those IPOs which are not so good then we get the location and then the #IPO get #listed at lower price..
So here is the simple logical observation cum strategy
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Steps
1. Whenever a good company IPO get listed, just observation for next one month.. it should trade above the allocation price by 20-30%
2. Just after one month Anchor investors gets an opportunity to book their profits..
Logic behind this strategy
The anchor investors are given a major chunk of the IPO allotment at the location price
They have a lock in period of one month so they can’t sell in that first one month of listing
So after one month they Have the option to book their profits
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So a major supply of stocks come after one month
If the demand manages to overcome this final supply and closes above the first month high,
There is a good chance that this listing can become a multibagger in next few months or years
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#zomato can be bought now and then added by SIP if it does not fall below 135..
#nykaa
anchor books open today for #nykaaipo
just observe the price band between 2250 to 2300..
Observe the selling #pattern for 2-3 days.. If this selling is absorbed and #stock price start moving above 2300,
I would start #buying in a #SIP manner #investing#IPO#stockmarkets
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1. Identifying quality stock in watchlist 2. Selections amongst those for final watchlist 3. Final trigger to buy the stock in portfolio 4. Adding or pyramiding
(will explain this in detail step-by-step in this thread , so keep glued)
Some consideration kept in mind before following this setup
- this is a regular sip investment plan
- for 10-20 years of wealth creation
- cannot be used for trading or speculation
- not useful for those who want to allocate all the money at once