Should IPO investors consider Grey Market Premium before applying in an IPO?

asked Tuesday, December 18, 2007

Investor could consider grey market premium as one of the parameter before applying for IPO Stocks. Please note that good grey market premium doesn't guarantee for listing gain or long term gains. Grey market premiums may change in the duration when you apply for an IPO and when the issue gets listed.

An IPO investor should consider various factors before applying in an IPO including company financials, business model, promoters, Issue size, upcoming projects or investment plans etc.

answered Tuesday, December 18, 2007

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