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IPO Grey Market Premium (IPO GMP) is the premium at which the IPO shares are traded in the grey market. Kostak Rate is the rate at which you can sell the IPO application for a fixed price irrespective to you get IPO allotment or not.
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In my view (and let me reiterate, I am not "Expert")things are definitely showing as if things are improved, mainly because all the governments have either implemented fiscal stimulus packages or have announced more packages to be implemented. USA has already put in 7 trillion dollars, EU, UK, China and Japan have already announced stimulus package. Even Latin America, Middle East and other South Asian countries have announced fiscal stimulus. So the question is then why are there concerns? Issue is that investors world wide are scared and this means economy has started to de-leverage rather violently, which means capital is scarce and nobody trust each other. Therefore governments/central banks are directly intervening in the markets. But there has been a lot of talk in economic blogs that these measures may fail and western world may enter into a deep and protracted recession, may be which lasts 10 years. People who are optimists are predicting a fall in major world indices to near 20%, pessimists predict fall of 50% from these levels.
Give these scenarios and chaos happening world wide, don't assume that Indian growth story will be the same as Investors were made to believe. Already government has provided a liquidity of 1.5 lac crores and to some extent it has eased pain. But the real test will be faced in coming days when lot of foreign currency debt matures. So if International markets don't stabilize we will see Government (Central and State government has very high fiscal deficit) and private companies fighting for scarce capital. Having said that there have been people predicting up move in markets. Frankly nobody has a clue, Elliott Wave chartists have said that we are in Wave 4, which can take us up. But once this recovery wave completes International economists are predicting sever falls if not disaster, that is when we enter in Wave 5. This will be the time when you will start hearing that evrything is OK and crises is a thing of past. Given the crises we all are in, I am also of the view that as Investors we should try and protect our capital. This is surely a deflation era where you can expect asset prices to fall. Dont be bullish when inflation rate falls and government cuts interest rates, this time things are different, sit out and enjoy with your kids. Please don't let your patience to be tested, In my view you will get chance to enter better than these levels, but for time being my advice is to sit out.