Latent view IPO allotment will be out today(17th November 2021) evening.
Link: https://linkintime.co.in/MIPO/Ipoallotment.html
All the best!
Link: https://linkintime.co.in/MIPO/Ipoallotment.html
All the best!
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Stock MarketLatent View IPO: Demanding a PE multiple of 36.8x.
This feels so cheap given the current IPO frenzy market.
This feels so cheap given the current IPO frenzy market.
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Stock MarketPublic Investors are considered fools
SapphireFoods franchisee of Pizza Hut and KFC made a preferential issue to existing shareholders at Rs 505 in August
Now IPO at Rs 1120-1180
Never made a profit. All offer for sale. Rs 2000 Crores plus fundraise.
SapphireFoods franchisee of Pizza Hut and KFC made a preferential issue to existing shareholders at Rs 505 in August
Now IPO at Rs 1120-1180
Never made a profit. All offer for sale. Rs 2000 Crores plus fundraise.
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Check out https://brandfire.club/ if you are interested in exploring new D2C brands.
Find new brands to shop from like a pro.
Find new brands to shop from like a pro.
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Stock MarketSome of the big IPOs are coming.
Nykaa, Fino Payments Bank and Policy Bazaar are lined up.
Are you applying to any of these?
Nykaa, Fino Payments Bank and Policy Bazaar are lined up.
Are you applying to any of these?
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InvestmentsStartup investing for a long time has been restricted to VCs and HNIs. Tyke is changing that for good.
Become a startup investor with a minimum amount of Rs. 5000
https://www.tykeinvest.com/
Disclaimer: Not a Recommendation.
Become a startup investor with a minimum amount of Rs. 5000
https://www.tykeinvest.com/
Disclaimer: Not a Recommendation.
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Everything you need to know about Special Purpose Acquisition Company(SPAC).
https://twitter.com/finbook_club/status/1443534846530187270
https://twitter.com/finbook_club/status/1443534846530187270
Do you know a newly formed company can raise money through IPO, even without having any operations?
— Finbook - Social Network for Finance (@finbook_club) September 30, 2021
Crazy, right? Such a company is called SPAC(Special Purpose Acquisition Company).
More about SPACs in this thread🧵
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InvestmentsPeople often talk about what mutual fund they should invest in. But, very few discuss when and how to exit a Mutual Fund.
In investment, exit is as important as an entry. Let's see how you can exit a Mutual Fund.
Before we discuss exit, ask yourself one question, why did I invest in this MF scheme?
In most cases, the Mutual Funds are goal-based such as child's education, wealth creation, preserve capital, etc.
Ideally, for a long term goal such as a child's education, you should start withdrawing from your MF 2-3 years before this goal.
You can set up a Systematic Transfer Plan from your goal MF to a safer liquid fund.
Refer to this thread to understand STP: https://twitter.com/finbook_club/status/1430814668289761286
These are some other cases when you should be exiting your MF:
→ At market highs
→ To rebalance your portfolio
→ When your fund underperforms
When you realise that the markets are in a euphoric phase, you should start withdrawing from your MF schemes slowly.
When your exposure has increased, there's a need to rebalance your portfolio. The first step is to stop your SIPs and gradually move out.
When your MF schemes underperform compared to other MFs in a similar category.
You should keep a close eye on this. Review your portfolio once in a while, and stop the SIPs if it is underperforming for 2+ years.
In parallel, you should start your SIP in the other fund.
Some common mistakes:
→ Exit during a market crash. It is the biggest mistake one can make.
→ Thinking to exit because of underperformance over a shorter time.
→ Underestimating exit loads and capital gains tax.
Capitals Gain thread: https://twitter.com/finbook_club/status/1422590899930861570
In investment, exit is as important as an entry. Let's see how you can exit a Mutual Fund.
Before we discuss exit, ask yourself one question, why did I invest in this MF scheme?
In most cases, the Mutual Funds are goal-based such as child's education, wealth creation, preserve capital, etc.
Ideally, for a long term goal such as a child's education, you should start withdrawing from your MF 2-3 years before this goal.
You can set up a Systematic Transfer Plan from your goal MF to a safer liquid fund.
Refer to this thread to understand STP: https://twitter.com/finbook_club/status/1430814668289761286
These are some other cases when you should be exiting your MF:
→ At market highs
→ To rebalance your portfolio
→ When your fund underperforms
When you realise that the markets are in a euphoric phase, you should start withdrawing from your MF schemes slowly.
When your exposure has increased, there's a need to rebalance your portfolio. The first step is to stop your SIPs and gradually move out.
When your MF schemes underperform compared to other MFs in a similar category.
You should keep a close eye on this. Review your portfolio once in a while, and stop the SIPs if it is underperforming for 2+ years.
In parallel, you should start your SIP in the other fund.
Some common mistakes:
→ Exit during a market crash. It is the biggest mistake one can make.
→ Thinking to exit because of underperformance over a shorter time.
→ Underestimating exit loads and capital gains tax.
Capitals Gain thread: https://twitter.com/finbook_club/status/1422590899930861570
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https://twitter.com/kothari__kishan/status/1434479489400983552
Model Portfolio, 10 stocks for next 10 years
Model Portfolio, 10 stocks for next 10 years
Model Portfolio, 10 stocks for next 10 years
— Kishan Kothari (@kothari__kishan) September 5, 2021
Marico
Polycab
Tata Motors
Happiest Minds
Uflex
Bel
Axis Bank
Indian Hotels
Neogen
Graphite India
Disclaimer: I may or may not hold these in my portfolio. This is not a reco.#StockMarketindia #StockMarket #stocks #investing