So, When a news of OFS/Bulk Deal comes, Companies with sound fundamental and news is not about someone's exit, rather people are excited about entry and optimism about the share.(4/n)
Now let's understand what to do in case of Bulk Deal?
- In general block deal are done below 4-6% discount to CMP(let's say 100).
You just need to try to enter at the lowest possible price (Around 94-95).
Target gain - 4-6%(Around 100)
Time Period - 2.5 to 5 Days(5/n)
Logic : #BulkDeal/ #OFS represent Sale of Equity by Large investor/promoter and that doesnt mean change in fundamental of company Prices came down bcoz of high volume at discounted price
In Normal Scenario in a strong fundamental Company prices get back to the original level(6/n)
You can easily see the returns that companies have given after Block Deal/QIP like 29% in Zomato, 12% in HDFC AMC etc. You can check it 👇
(7/n)
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The Money Flow
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Two commonly used hostile takeover strategies:
1. Tender Offer
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