Indo Thai Securities Limited IPO Message Board (Page 8)

santonu it will not RDB not follow the path of FCL.also indothai not follow RDB.I think it is list small primium.Then what happens no body says.Double or half.RDB also gives 10% primium.
Also FCL dont follow omkar chem

22. Jackpoat Sep 07, 2011 1:02:12 PM IST | Like | Report Abuse
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Lead Manager ALMONDZ GLOBALS PRIVIOUS IPO-

1.Bharatiya Global Infomedia Ltd (BGIL)
2.Omkar Speciality Chemicals Ltd

flop IPO series...NOT GIVE A CHANCE 2 EXIT AT issue PRICE ON THE LISTING DAY

ITS ANOTHER IPO ANUS LAB ISSUE PRICE 210 NOW TRADES AT 2.30

BUT IT MAY BREAK THIS FLOP SERIES

Hi jackpoat , after disaster of RDB, what is your view on indo thai securities. Like RDB, it has no qib/hni subscription.Whether it will meet the same fate or operator will reverse their stand

Give work to your legs... run and give stop payment. dont take risk with ur money...

Mr santonu, i ll applied tijaria 33 lot, m&B 3 lot, onelife 3 lot,indo thai 1 lot,Taksheel 3 lot ,Flexituff 2 lot.Feeling very much nervous for tijaria since full application and big allotment.

Mr Jackpoat,actually it is very difficult to make a stragey on listing at what point you will sell your allotment. all recent listing has lowered our confidience. if you sale early price got doubled at the end , if you donot intend to sale, price almost got halfed at the end. stoploss are meaning less on listing days now a days as pendulum is swinging bothways .I also applied the following IPO
1.Flexituff -4lot and one lot each for indo thai,M&B and Swajas. Expected to get allotment and feeling nervous righnow

accord to oversubscription single lot applicant allot share 11:10 ratio

Mr Jackpoat your allotment is also confirmed as QIB/HNI unsubscribed portion will be adjusted. Moreover tomorrorow listing of RDB in BSE is also important in this context as because here there were no QIB and almost NIL HNI. So if RDB does well tomorrow , then indo thai securities should also do well.all retail investor should be resolute that they will not sell their alloted share not below 20% premium

AT LAST MOMENT TRADE IT SURELY GIVE 100% RETURN .ONLY RETAILS HAVE SHARE.I LL APPLIED 1 LOT ONLY.NO CNF ALLOTMENT FOR ME

wHATS THE TAKE ON THIS ipo? WILlIT GIVE LISTING GAINS OR NOT?

the isuue has no QIB and HNI subscription.retail subscribed by 3.3 times. how the stock will behave on listing day-any guess.no HNI means no seller during opening trade though it is assumed that no retail investor will sell unless is is listed around 5% premium.Moreover AMO also not accepting short sell order or short order before trades open

1 lot applied...thinking full allotment

All the IPOs sailed through including Swajas...
Letz wait for listing.

Sreedhar, please comment current ipos, so we could decide which one should apply.I already applied tijaria...Last date of cancellation 2moro...please advice me on it

RAJ HEMANT ,It is due to such useless boarders like you this board has become useless

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has decided to go for a comprehensive review of the primary market processes and norms governing the mutual fund industry.

These are the two major areas where retail investors’ participation has been affected badly in the past few years.

The initial public offer process review will involve further reducing the time between closure of an issue and listing. At present, listing has to be made within 12 days. To help investors make informed judgment, Sebi has already asked merchant bankers (issue managers) to reduce the size of the application form for IPOs and disclose their track record of the issues managed and their performance.

“We want to review the process further since our basic approach is to make life easier for retail investors,” top sources in Sebi said. Sebi is also looking at cutting down the number of days it takes to clear IPO applications.

In the past few years, several path-breaking measures have been taken for deepening and regulating the primary capital market (IPO market). These include 100 per cent payment along with applications for institutional investors, including foreign investors, and the introduction of applications supported by the blocked amount (ASBA) facility. That has almost removed the problem of refunds.

However, ever since these measures were implemented, the primary market has been facing rough weather because of external factors.

The sources say the situation gives an opportunity to simplify the processes further. The standing advisory committee for the primary market has been assigned the task of undertaking the review and a meeting to be held in the next couple of weeks will begin this process.

The process will take a few months before any consensus. Sebi’s role will come after the committee submits its recommendations.

The regulator has already taken a few measures to incentivise the mutual fund industry since retail participation has been a concern. However, the reconstituted standing MF advisory committee’s meeting will be called soon to discuss issues the industry is facing.

This is warranted as Sebi’s move to ban the entry load two years back has shaken the industry.

Sebi sources say the measures taken so far are “just a beginning”. It has been felt there is a need to improve buying and selling of mutual fund units on the floor of stock exchanges and expanding the base of investors in mutual funds. All these issues will be deliberated by the standing committee.

Dear SK dash,
But we feel thanks to have You hear :-) am expecting sreethar also to join :-)

Dear SK dash,
But we feel thanks to have u hear..and also am expecting sreethar!!!

Thanks a lot Commonman and all for attending my confusion.hopping such mutually beneficial disucssions always.

Dear experts please advise as i have 2 questions regrding NCD.

1. Suppose i am buying one 12.50% yielding NCD at Rs.950(Facevalue at allotment is rs. 1000) and keeping for entire maturity period for ex.400 days and i have the interest payment option of 6 months may i get the facevalue i.e rs.1000 and applicable interest at maturity?

2. is company may provide the maturity ammount in term of rupees OR in term of shares b.coz i heard that some companies had given shares for maturity ammount and there was not a fair deal or they are providing option to the investers?

please focus light if any body have the idea about it?

same case is also questioned in the tax saving baonds oF PFC,REC,IDFC, IFCI AND L AND T

No Yaar.I am saying my real trading only..I did in the opening bell itself..I placed the order at 9.15 and it got executed by 9.40 only at the price of 309.86..You cold have squared off Your position today atelast with in 309 - 320..Are You expecting it will move..then Y u dint square off ?