Jana Small Finance Bank Limited IPO Message Board (Page 1)

​@GrayIsTheNewBlack Yes, I think most important is NNPA decline and increase in secured book %. Both of these take it closer to being re-rated like a Bank vs a Microfinance lender.

Funny thing is the Analyst call is on Monday evening and not tomorrow. Not sure why, but I think it'll move up tomorrow, and then have another round early next week post the call

​@rohiitian , Do you know if the investor meet open to anyone who register ?
Anyways they are headquartered in Bangalore and the meet is in Mumbai.

​@GrayIsTheNewBlack No I'm not aware. But there is a phone number & email in the concall announcement to RSVP, you can try and check if you're keen.

​@rohiitian not that keen to fly to Mumbai to attend JSFB's concall 😅
Had it been in their Bangalore HQ could have possibly thought about it.

Haha I meant they should have a digital link also. But good to know you stay in Bangalore, something we share in common :) @GrayIsTheNewBlack

Pls read as Amansa

Yes, with this free float of shares in market is reduced to less than 10%. Not sure if it will have immediate impact on the price of share. Any idea?

​@Chhote Lal  Anil singhvi projects it to double in few years .......khela hobe
Demand and supply game , sure there may be surprise in upcoming results.
Our idea of hold played very well 👍👍

what should be exit price.... i have one retail lot

​@Ssingla  As we have learnt that holding the IPO shares atleast 15-30 days on an average give better yield .
460 is short term Target.
My aim is to hold(1008share) for minimum 15 days and see wheather it gains momentum .
Pls take your call based on your holding capacity and other financial planning.
Good luck!!

Get ready for solid action today post excellent qtrly results .
The HOLD is GOLD 🥇

​@Rakcyt  Results may be partially factored in. But will keep a keen watch. Thanks to you for this optimsm and Best Wishes to all the subscribers of JSFB 🙏

​@Chhote Lal  Result has addressed some of the pain points which were there pre IPO and hence it augurs well now for future outlook .
Best wishes dear 🙏

Self conviction is what matters most. Best Wishes 🙏

Every action has its own reaction. People choose different mindset to be in comfortable position. Its human tendency. Nobody would like to either risk his life or capital.

On a personal note, it is difficult to trust such people in long run then. How can you follow such person's suggestion? Whatever ideology you have, please stick to it to sustain in the share market., if you are bearish be it; do not change it based on market condition.. Even bears are able to find opportunities in bullish market and other way round.

On lighter note, we all know current situation of indian politics, one party sticking to one ideology is going to win it's third term elections., only because they are committed to it, no matter what.

​@CA Dhiraj Ramchandani sir, absolutely 100% agree with you !

There is no stock that can be deemed completely risk free all the time. This is just the first day of listing, in such a market turmoil, seeing a little red in graphs is nothing unexpected. Reminds me of Global Health. I know it's not a fair comparison, but the doubts and panic around these listings are quite similar.

Even Equitas has seen days much worse that this, and for a considerable long time. See where it is now within 3 years. A little market correction combined with global slowdown is no doubt going to hit all business. But the way our overall economy and new industries are growing today, no one can say how much finance sector can jump in how little time.

It all boils down to - trust your research and instincts, fundamentals of the business you are investing in. And above all, have the patience and strength to survive the little rough patches in the shiny road ahead.

​@Mogambo ka Bhateeja: Exactly, you have to trust your instincts and also be prepared, it can go wrong at times, but at least you will learn something. Following blind suggestions/assumptions will take you no where.

Does it also me mean that Jana Bank will come back strongly??

​@Sanchit Jain . Hopefully it should.