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25th July 2007, 02:00 AM
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Quick IPO question from the new kid!
Hello. I have a quick question.. Well first off I trade with zecco (zecco.com)
and I would like to be able to purchase an IPO's share before they close and the "listing process" takes place.. My question is how would I go about purchasing these issues before they go to listing? is it in the same manner in which I would regularly buy a stock? I cant seem to find a site where it will show me a basic example of an IPO process from start to (god willing) a financial gain... I'm really new to this and i am researching and asking questions at the same time. my questions come as I research more and more so I figured what better place to ask then here!  If i'm way off on any of this, please show me the light. thanx again!
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28th July 2007, 03:25 PM
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Re: Quick IPO question from the new kid!
Before listing a person can buy those shares only through off market transaction.AS these are not traded on the market, you have to buy those if you know the sellers However, now SEBI has banned off market transactions delivery before listing. So Guy, ignore the shares unlisted on bourses, and concentrate on shares listed on excehanges.
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