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Learn 5 Key Strategies for Retail Investors to understand and benefit from IPOs in any markets

🚀 Saraswati Saree Depot IPO: A Promising Start Amid Subdued Market Conditions The initial public offering (IPO) of Saraswati Saree Depot Ltd. has garnered significant attention, with retail and non-institutional investors fully subscribing to their allotted portions. As of 12:21 IST on August 12, the IPO was subscribed 1.21 times, reflecting strong investor interest. Here are some key highlights: 🔸 Subscription Status: The retail portion was subscribed 2.28 times, while non-institutional investors (NII) subscribed 2.72 times. The qualified institutional buyers (QIB) portion is yet to be fully booked. 🔸 Price Band: The IPO is priced between ₹152 to ₹160 per equity share, with the offering open from August 12 to August 14, 2024. 🔸 Grey Market Premium (GMP): The GMP stands at +₹60, indicating that the shares are expected to list at approximately ₹220, a potential 37.5% premium over the upper IPO price band. 🔸 Financial Snapshot: Saraswati Saree Depot reported a 29% increase in profit after tax (PAT) and a 2% rise in revenue for FY2024. 🔸 Industry Comparison: With a price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 17.94 times at the cap price, Saraswati Saree Depot is competitively positioned against peers like Go Fashion (P/E of 71.80) and Sai Silks (P/E of 21.34). Considering the strong grey market sentiment and the company’s financial growth, this IPO could present a lucrative opportunity for investors. However, as always, it’s essential to assess your risk tolerance and investment goals before making any decisions. Equivaluesearch

How to survive a market downfall? The fastest way to lose money is to bet on the stock market blindly. The best way to make money is to put your money strategically for long term. The markets are a zero-sum game and hence present a perfect paradox as there will always be people even in a good opportunity that will lose money. Paradox of markets - https://lnkd.in/g8K8zQRK #bajajIPO #sensex #stockmarketIndia #banknifty #nifty #investingtips

How I ‘try’ to explain valuations/overvaluation in share bazaar to someone… . . . Let’s ‘assume’ a car manufacturer produces 100 🚘 an year & stock trades around 100(only an assumption, chill!) Now, they come up & announce an increased car production to 200 cars/year and stock price climbs to 200 bucks. As the production ramps up, investors turn super-optimistic 📈 (for some reason) that company may scale upto 400 cars an year which may translate to a future stock price of 400rs. This super-optimism drives people to aggressively buy as they stand to benefit from huge share price rally, even at 350rs people would eye an upside of approx 15%. Now if the company announcements and reports match the profit estimation of 400 cars, we may ideally expect incremental stock price growth, but: • if theres a lag, share price might hover around 400 (time-correction) ⏳ • if it was a mere over-expectation of market participants, investors may want to sell their position as they’ve already made good profits on a company which should should ideally still be trading around 200 (price-correction) 📉 While share price and company’s fundamentals play catch-up 🐈⬛🦡with each other, trying to individually manage this can be really laborious and sometimes even futile. 💁🏻♀️That’s where portfolio products like Mutual Funds, PMS etc come into existence which can perform the re-balancing act in a relatively better way while you enjoy wealth creation. 🧑🏻💻In the image shared, the company actually delivered as per the expectations of investors thereby justifying the price which initially rallied ahead of fundamentals. #equities #wealthcreation #commodities #mutualfund #mutualfundssahihai #portfolio #investment #capital #finance #money #financialplanning #indianequity #India #sharemarket #business #investing #sales #storytelling #contentcreation #linkedin #education #business

Owning shares in some Indian companies comes with perks beyond just dividends and capital gains. These companies offer periodic discounts on their products or services to shareholders, often without any restrictions on the number of shares owned. Yes, even if you own just one share, you'll still get a coupon in your registered email! While offers may vary each year, these companies consistently provide discounts and perks, showing their commitment to retail investors. Watch this video to discover which companies offer these perks—because who doesn’t love a little shareholder bonus?

Ride-Hailing Major Ola Consumer Puts IPO Plans In Speed Lane An internal investor report accessed by The Arc revealed that Ola Consumer clocked a gross order value (GOV) of INR 3,000 Cr in the first quarter (Q1) of the financial year 2024-25 (FY25). As per the report, the core mobility vertical, which encompasses the ride-hailing business, contributed 77% to Ola Consumer’s cumulative GOV, or INR 2,300 Cr. Ola Consumer is said to take a 24-28% cut (commission) of the GOV, which forms its revenue. SoftBank Group Corp. is likely to get biggest pay day when #IPO happens https://lnkd.in/gAWzBVF4

Upcoming IPO of "Bajaj Housing Finance". Here’s the scoop: * Expected to open in early September 2024. * Brokers are buzzing, and GMP sites show strong demand. * Expected price: ₹75 * GMP: ₹30 * Big HNI Kostak: ₹17,000 Here's an IPO trick for you 🙂 If you're planning to apply, here's a trick to increase your allotment chances: - Buying 1 share of Bajaj Finserv or Bajaj Finance - Will make you eligible for the Shareholder's Quota - But do it before the RHP is filed to qualify I don’t usually talk about IPOs, because companies tend to put on their best show.  But this is the Bajaj Group, so it’s worth a look. Remember: * If you get the allotment, it's likely at a fair price. * If not, and you want to buy after listing, be cautious of hype-driven prices.

We had recommended Route as a wealth creator during its IPO and we saw their sales and profits grow. During the IPO we predicted a growth of 25% for next 5-10 Years and we saw the same. Sales have grown in the last 5 years from 364 Cr to 4000 Cr last year. We expect to see 5000 Cr in revenues in the next 2 years. Good growth as expected. Profits rose from 61 Cr to 389 Cr & we may see 500 Cr of Profits in next 2-3 years. Yes, we can expect growth of 20% CAGR even during the next decade. They are a low debt company, with consistent margins and profitability. They serve 9 out of 20 most valuable top global brands. All those holding since the IPO or those who have added during the buying opportunity presented post IPO can add more during the current correction due to slow down. The whole range of 1496 to 952 should be considered as the strong buying range while 2584 should be the target this year where some profits can be booked. Add this company for long-term wealth giving around 1.25% weightage to it in the portfolio expecting a multiyear rally along with consistent and growing dividends. Around 7% of Route is held by MFs and 20% are with FPIs. DISCLOSURE: FOR EDUCATION PURPOSES ONLY, DO NOT TREAT AS A RECOMMENDATION --India's Front Runner Fund

A company reporting losses... I understand valuation, potential etc... but nothing about the stock market seems real. Just like energy is only transformed; similarly in this case too there no value was created. Monetary value pales when compared to human value. Monetary value was created at a great human cost. Only time will tell the true human cost. As TRIZ states - a great solution is one that has all the positives with no harmful side effect. https://lnkd.in/dz8zkhQe

SHARE MARKET- for some Rags to riches and for some back to rags... Some also go to debts... It is complicated... You must have knowledge of finance and financial reporting before making a judgement... But still if there is a will there is a way... Here I will talk of one way.. others can me be made out... For the people.. who are not aware of technicalities can trust there guts... Here I will share something about investment in a particular sector i.e. FMCG sector... How one can make judgement about it... Think of any FMCG sector company... And try to answer the following questions.... 1.Do You Like the Products and Why you like the product?: As a regular consumer, if you love the products of a certain FMCG (Fast Moving Consumer Goods) company, that's a good sign. It suggests others might feel the same way if you have a core reason to like it, leading to potential sales growth. 2. Are They Everywhere?: Look around—do you see their products in every store? If so, it indicates they have a strong market presence, which could mean good things for their stock. 3. Are They Always Coming Up with New Stuff?: If the company keeps innovating and introducing new products, it shows they're trying to stay ahead in the market. This can be a positive sign for their future success. 4. Do You Notice Any Changes?: Keep an eye on any big changes in how people buy things or what they want. If the company can adapt to these changes, it's likely a good sign for their long-term success. 5. Have You Heard Any Bad News?: If there's any negative buzz about the company, like scandals or product recalls, it could affect their stock price negatively. 6. Ask Around: Talk to friends or family who might know more about investing or the company itself. Sometimes, word of mouth can give you valuable insights. Ones you have answers to all the questions, with some confidence and lots and lots of Confidence.... You also can make it... (Not at all a share market advisor just sharing some general idea) #investment #FMCG #Shares #sensex #nifty