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CB Says:
October 17th, 2010
Posted at: 8:50 pm
Hi anivesh, yes, hold them. don't avg them. short them at higher levels near 6140. no, don't short jp and dlf yet
Hi linga, yes, its a bit risky. enter with strict sl at 1140
Hi swetang, canbank can see 660. jp around 140. they are a hold
Hi Prahlada, they are looking good for short term. hold onto them. can add 10%
Hi suds, no issues. its a random process. does not matter if you apply on the first day or the last day.. usually takes couple of weeks to know if you have got an allotment or not.
kvrk Says:
October 17th, 2010
Posted at: 8:52 pm
thanks for your reply ib RAYMOND.
what do you expect short term target for Raymond
swetang Says:
October 17th, 2010
Posted at: 8:55 pm
tomorrow jpacc and canbk target
suds Says:
October 17th, 2010
Posted at: 8:56 pm
so even if its greatly oversubscribed on the very first day itself, i still stand a chance if i wait and apply on the last day
oswyn Says:
October 17th, 2010
Posted at: 8:58 pm
is an NRI ok to apply for CIL IPO and will he be allotted shares through his NRI deemat account?..
suds Says:
October 17th, 2010
Posted at: 8:58 pm
and you said 2-3 week to know the status... and assume that process is completed before listing... so coal india is not going to hit the markets before 1st week of November?
anivesh Says:
October 17th, 2010
Posted at: 8:59 pm
ok CB, thanks a lot.
lets see how the market do.....i am very nervous.
Shiva Says:
October 17th, 2010
Posted at: 9:02 pm
Hi suds, for u and all those who may have this question:
IPO allotment is always done on proportionate basis in the retail category.
In HNI category, it may or may not be on proportionate basis.
Consider this example.
Suppose there is an IPO of 1000 shares. (Retail category has 1000 shares).
Lot sizes in retail category are 10, 20 and 30.
Total applications for 10 shares = 300 = 3000 shares.
Total applications for 20 shares = 100 = 2000 shares.
Total applications for 30 shares = 500 = 15000 shares.
Total subscription = 20000 shares = 20 times available shares.
Now the company will allot shares in each "lot size" in equal proportion.
10 share applications add up to 3000 shares, so they will get 150 shares.
20 share applications add up to 2000 shares, so they will get 100 shares.
30 share applications add up to 15000 shares, so they will get 750 shares.
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Usually allotment is done in lots of minimum application size. In this case it will be 10 shares.
Now, for those who applied for 10 shares, only 15 people will get 10 shares each. (15 X 10 = 150)
Now, for those who applied for 20 shares, only 10 people will get 10 shares each. (10 X 00 = 100)
Now, for those who applied for 30 shares, only 75 people will get 10 shares each. (75 X 10 = 750)
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If you look at the probabilities, you will notice that those who applied for more shares, have a greater probability of allotment.
For 10 share applications, 15 people out of 300 got 10 shares => Probability of getting 10 shares = 1 in 20.
For 20 share applications, 10 people out of 100 got 10 shares => Probability of getting 10 shares = 1 in 10.
For 30 share applications, 75 people out of 500 got 10 shares => Probability of getting 10 shares = 1 in 6.67.
Conclusion - more shares you apply for, more is the chance of getting shares. Chance doesn't mean 100% certainty. It is just probability.
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test Says:
October 17th, 2010
Posted at: 9:05 pm
what are tomw change mkt start 9.15 and order will put 9 am?
Shiva Says:
October 17th, 2010
Posted at: 9:09 pm
CBwhats these new timings?? means cant we trade in 9-9.15 from tomorrow?
Gitanjali Says:
October 17th, 2010
Posted at: 9:09 pm
Hi CB, Thanks a lot for your kind reply..I will not enter the put ..And Shall hold the long in Ranbaxy ,for a few days more ....Let's see how it shapes out tomorrow ..
Best of everything l , for a busy working week ahead..
sisir Dhar Says:
October 17th, 2010
Posted at: 9:15 pm
Sir.
I want to know about (Pratibha industries and Koutons) why they are Falling? the stocks are Issued bonas few days ago? accutaly I have some Pratibha industries on possion and want to SIP the same. You sussest your vew to help me.
Thanking you.
Sisir Dhar
suds Says:
October 17th, 2010
Posted at: 9:17 pm
thanks cb.. looking forward to my first ipo :)
and thanks lot shiva for that detailed explanation.
suds Says:
October 17th, 2010
Posted at: 9:18 pm
and once again, cb... where do we see unitech tomorrow? i hope i can exit my 100 call