If forum members(especially gurus) dont want any post from my side then ok i will not post. But just read this awesome song,
I''m only human I''m only, I''m only I''m only human, human
Maybe I''m foolish Maybe I''m blind Thinking I can see through this And see what''s behind Got no way to prove it So maybe I''m blind But I''m only human after all I''m only human after all Don''t put your blame on me Don''t put your blame on me
Take a look in the mirror And what do you see Do you see it clearer Or are you deceived In what you believe ''Cause I''m only human after all You''re only human after all Don''t put the blame on me Don''t put your blame on me
Some people got the real problems Some people out of luck Some people think I can solve them Lord heavens above I''m only human after all I''m only human after all Don''t put the blame on me Don''t put the blame on me
Don''t ask my opinion Don''t ask me to lie Then beg for forgiveness For making you cry Making you cry ''Cause I''m only human after all I''m only human after all Don''t put your blame on me Don''t put the blame on me
Oh, some people got the real problems Some people out of luck Some people think I can solve them Lord heavens above I''m only human after all I''m only human after all Don''t put the blame on me Don''t put the blame on me
I''m only human I make mistakes I''m only human That''s all it takes To put the blame on me Don''t put the blame on me
I''m no prophet or Messiah Should go looking somewhere higher I''m only human after all I''m only human after all Don''t put the blame on me Don''t put the blame on me
I''m only human I do what I can I''m just a man I do what I can Don''t put the blame on me Don''t put your blame on me
I heard it everyday and can able to forgive every little mistake Of others in whole day, it just so awsome that it actually controls your anger and wake your subconscious mind as well.
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November 14, 2017 6:35:53 PM
IPO Guru (1800+ Posts, 10200+ Likes)
@Mann ki baat, Sir Je, children''s day par kinhe yaad kar rahe ho- NEHRU JE KO YA RAHUL JE KO.
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November 14, 2017 6:56:36 PM
IPO Guru (1800+ Posts, 10200+ Likes)
@Mann ki baat, Sir Je, it''s political but just on lighter way - Nehru''s love for children was so effective that his great grandson refuses to grow beyond a child !!! ???? Happy children''s day
@Aniketiaf If I am remembering Nehru Ji & Rahul Ji then do you mean that I am from BJP and I am fearing in Gujarat? I did not understand your Satire :)
What I feel is साला हिंदुस्तान में जबतक ABC और XYZ पार्टी रहेगी पब्लिक LMNOP बनती रहेगी
Really bjp or Congress? ?? There is very dirty game in politics My dear friends, that''s the only reason we lagging decades behind western countries .
Our people (including me) are very judging type so even if hundreds of modi come then also they can''t do anything
I came here in India 3 years ago but really man till now not so good experience.
Everybody just complaining for their situations, no one ready to understand that they living under current situation due to themselves only, they are the only responsible for this mess ,not others
Sorry for this message and requesting admin to delete. Off topic. but just keep remain song.
Please keep 2 minutes of silence for Khadim allotees.........a6a hua next IPO me kam bhid hogi ab.....
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November 14, 2017 9:53:13 PM
IPO Guru (1500+ Posts, 700+ Likes)
It reminded me listing of S Chand in which I booked loss and that experience made me to look for valuation matrix before investing. Khadim did not find buying support at any level, hence went drifting downwards without any bounce back. Request to pl study details before investing in future IPOs. Don''t just follow others. The money belongs to you. Good luck.
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November 14, 2017 8:27:35 PM
IPO Guru (1500+ Posts, 700+ Likes)
I had requested retail brothers on 13.11.17 at 10.44 pm itself to sell khadim as soon as it lists to avoid loss. Hope, they could escape the wrath. Again request to apply only if valuation parameters are favourable otherwise just keep distance from such greedy promoters and their so called QIB supporters who aim to lure retail investors into their trap. Such IPOs only benefit promoters who sell shares at sky high valuations on the back of favourable market conditions.
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November 14, 2017 7:18:52 PM
Top Contributor (300+ Posts, 100+ Likes)
Moneycontrol Research Value investors as a norm do not like to invest in initial public offerings (IPO). Most of them publicly disclose their aversion to it and advice retail investors to stay away from it. As recently as in 2016, Warren Buffett, the quintessential value investor, once again reiterated his revulsion for IPOs. 2016 was a good year for IPOs in the US but Buffett said that he couldn''t care less about those who have struck it rich in the frenzy of IPO activity in recent years. “You don’t have to really worry about what’s really going on in IPOs. People win lotteries every day but there''s no reason to let that affect your investing strategy at all,” Buffett said at Berkshire Hathaway’s 2016 annual shareholder meeting in Omaha, Nebraska. “You have to find what makes sense and follow your own course.” Indian markets have recently witnessed a spate of IPOs but a look at their performance and one can understand why Buffett and his contemporaries prefer to stay away. Out of the 30 IPOs that tapped the market in the calendar year 2017, 60 percent of them could not beat the broad market return. In fact, over one-third of the issues have given negative returns. To be fair there were five issues which delivered more than 100 percent returns, but if one considers the numbers of share that were allocated to the lucky few then the actual returns on the amount invested come down considerably. Unlike the secondary market where there are many buyers and sellers and thus price discovery is possible, IPOs are a one-sided game. A company that is approaching the market, through its merchant bankers, decides the price at which it will issue. If the market conditions are not right they might choose to delay the issue. Many issues over the past few years in India are offered for sale. In such a type of issue, either the promoter or a private equity investor is looking at exiting their earlier investment. Professionals view this as an insider with nearly all information who wants to cash out of the company. This could either mean that the future prospect of the business is not too good or the markets are hyped enough to give them a good exit at the high valuation. Both these events are reason enough for a professional investor to stay away from such companies. This does not mean that all IPOs are bad. Retail investors are still on the look-out for the next Infosys or TCS. But such issues are rare and even if such companies do tap the market the issues are always over-priced. Professional investors patiently wait to participate in such companies when its value comes down below market price. Retail investors, on the other hand, invest in IPOs for what is termed by analysts as ‘listing gains’. It is this word that sucks in a lot of retail players and proves the professionals'' view on IPOs to be correct.
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November 14, 2017 6:47:03 PM
IPO Guru (1800+ Posts, 10200+ Likes)
It''s political but just on lighter way - Nehru''s love for children was so effective that his great grandson refuses to grow beyond a child !!! ???? Happy children''s day.
Retailers why to worry...you participated and got the lot....that is more important...why to worry loss....Keep participating and let promotors loot the retailers...I want to see 50 % down type of IPO to give good teaching to retailers...over greed people spoiled the IPO market