TODAY I OBSERVED A DAY TRADING MANUPULATION PATTERN...
IN GPPL TODAY TILL 1.45PL TTQ IS 93000 SHARES, SUPPOSE IF NO OF TRADES ARE 100 THEN OUT OF 100 TIMES 30 TIMES HAVE BEEN TRADED WITH QTY 39, MEANS LTQ IS 39, I HAVE SEEN TODAY THAT EVERY MINUTE THIS 39 LTQ IS REPEATING .....
ITS A SIGNAL AMONG OPERATORS I THINK, OTHERWISE WHY THERE WILL BE 39 LTQ MANY TIMES
I hv always maintained,Only those ipos are manipulated which are least expected,when everybody thinks it will be manipulated,this is what the operator will do thrust the shares down ur throat
428. SkDash Apr 07, 2011 5:00:17 PM IST | Like | Report Abuse SkDash's - IPO Recommendations, IPO Comments, Public Profile
Ramesh/ Nis Dont worry. Its a 58 cr IPO and will be widely manipulated by operators. Be ready to get min 60%-80% gain. I will miss the same since will be on vacation from tomorrow morning onwards.
B ready to shoot
WHERE ARE YOU? KINDLY ASK SOME ONE TO BUY.......AS YOU WERE TELLING YOU KNOW MANY PPLLLLLLLL
The Inconvenient Truth So what should an investor do? The obvious conclusion one can draw is that there is only one way to make money from a public issue—to play the promoters’ own game, but play it even better. And that is to flip the scrip—get in and out before all hell breaks loose. Remember, the Reliance Power IPO debacle? The stock opened at a 22% premium over its issue price, but now finds itself down 54%. Although we do not recommend investors to practise such a strategy, this is the unfortunate truth. Investors seem better off playing the shorter format of the IPO game rather than testing their mettle in the longer format. That is what most investors look to do—hit a six and get out instead of grafting a painful innings out in the middle.
But this is the very nature of the primary market, as we have pointed out several times in the past. To put it simply, IPOs are a typical bull market phenomenon and at that time pricing goes haywire. As we have seen in 1994, 2000 and, recently, in 2007, a rush of IPOs happens only when things look extremely rosy. A persistent and untrammelled rise in stock prices has always attracted a flood of IPOs. It is then that investment bankers collude with companies to stick expensive stocks on you. This keeps happening in cycles—IPO mania is at its peak during booms but new issues are conspicuous by their absence when the market is down for a prolonged period. In the bear phase between February 2008 and 2009, only 33 issues came up for listing. However, the phenomenal rally since March 2009 has brought in its wake 74 public issues till date.
Toss in a hot stock in a bull market and the stock should do well, right? This is where one essential feature of the IPO market comes into play, almost guaranteeing that you will lose money: You have no choice over the price you pay. It is promoters and investment bankers who decide the time and price for their public issue that suits them the best. And they are only interested in the highest possible price. A bull market is a seller’s market. This is why IPOs can rarely come cheap your way. But that is the very reason while prices unravel in the post-issue phase. All the issues that have failed were not only hit by the changed market climate but also by unreasonably high pricing. That is the nature of the IPO game. So, the lesson is simple. Avoid IPOs if you can and if you are, indeed, tempted to subscribe, flip it on the first day. IPOs are rarely more than one-day wonders.
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April 8, 2011 10:40:45 AM
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I HOPE AT RS 75 STOP LOSS TRIGERED AN MST OF YOU HAVE GOT OUT I HAD REMINDED THAT RS 78 IS OOD PRICE TO EXIT AND THOSE WHO ARE SHORT AT RS 80 TO RS 78 SHOUD EXIT AT RS 63 DONOT EARN MORE
BOB BONDS AT 10.25% PEOPLE WILL SELL SBI BONDS SO AT RS 9500 SBI SERIES 1 AT 9.25% INTEREST IT WILL BE GOOD INVESTMENT WITH QUATERLY INTEREST COMES TO 9.73 WHAT WILL BE THE CUMULITIVE INTEREST 231.25+231.25+23.25+231.25 =MORE THAN 9.95% IN SBI BONDS SERIES 5 WHICH IS AT 10450 MY MATHS IS WEAK I HOPE OR YOURS