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Old 19th January 2008, 12:51 PM
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is it ok to buy rel pow at 900 listing , 100 shares, will the price increase or should i wait for a dip and then buy .

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is it ok to buy rel pow at 900 listing , 100 shares, will the price increase or should i wait for a dip and then buy .
Hi,

I think the listing point will be be-folded in 1st or 2nd week of Feb. There are many saying that it will get listed with min of 80% top, but one should also remember the story of DLF

Definately for LT it is a good buy, and one should think of holding it...



Hope this helps!

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Old 19th January 2008, 01:15 PM
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u r quite right.it will be not less then 80% top for sure.

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Old 20th January 2008, 12:16 PM
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But In my openion you wait until this share will come down at Rs:500 - 550 range then you can stary your buy. But Keep one thing in mind it has a long gestation period.


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thanku so i will not buy it on listing

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today news is that every retail investor will get something who have applied.the lot is 15 nos - so it could be between 30 to 60 shares per application. on listing day i believe atleast 20% of retail allotment will be traded to get listing gains and by the opening day - close the price could be only 550 - 650 levels. if the sensex in february first fortnight is below 18500 the price will be settled at 500 levels and if the same is above 22000 then the price will stabilise at 800 levels.

More HNI people are watching the current scenario and they will definetly enter this stock if it is below 600 levels as for long term this is the only winning scrip for them.

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today news is that every retail investor will get something who have applied.the lot is 15 nos - so it could be between 30 to 60 shares per application. on listing day i believe atleast 20% of retail allotment will be traded to get listing gains and by the opening day - close the price could be only 550 - 650 levels. if the sensex in february first fortnight is below 18500 the price will be settled at 500 levels and if the same is above 22000 then the price will stabilise at 800 levels.

More HNI people are watching the current scenario and they will definetly enter this stock if it is below 600 levels as for long term this is the only winning scrip for them.
Hi,

As for retail investor it seems right but for the listing price I am doubtful that it will list at 500 levels.

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NEW DELHI: Retail and foreign institutional investors may have been bullish on the initial public offer of Anil Ambani group firm Reliance Power Ltd, but domestic mutual funds appeared cautious and not much impressed with the issue.

Of the entire demand of about $190 billion, the demand from mutual funds stood at a relatively meagre figure of just about $2 billion (Rs 8,500 crore). Even this came only on the IPO's last day...

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