Best IPOs Performance since 2019
IPOs that more than doubled the wealth of Investors since 2019 are listed below
IPOs that more than doubled the wealth of Investors since 2019 are listed below
Primary Market participants take utmost benefits of price discovery mechanism of IPO listings. Most of the times they earn good listing gains. But sometimes things don’t work in their favor. Either Market conditions don’t support or valuations seems too high. IPOs listed in discount, keep breaking down further. Hence Investors take losses and exit rather than holding those stocks and facing big losses further. There were also IPO Opportunities in which Primary Market investors have made 50-80% listing gains. Exiting the Stocks listed on Discount during IPO listing is easier decision than to decide EXIT strategy of Stocks which list at high premium and still see further buying interest. Booking partial profits and holding rest of the stocks with Stop loss is common practice to deal such situation. If your pocket permits you can hold those stocks for long term. Very few people manage to do it. As per human psychology Riding Profits is more difficult decision that sitting on losses for long times. This is due to fear of losing Listing Gains which are visible in front of you. Only deep pockets allow some investors to overcome this fear. When we see Technical Analysis Expert Prakash Gaba Sir holding HDFC bank stocks from IPO times, we feel, “Oh ! I wish I could do that too”. It is easy to say but hard to do. Can we hold stocks listed in IPO for atleast 3 years? OK, Let’s check out how IPOs in the last three years performed to understand this. I have uploaded IPOs which are listed in Calendar years 2019,2020, 2021 and recent listings upto 25th Sept 2022. Total 118 stocks listed in the above mentioned period and their absolute returns is shown in the tables. Please note, I am discussing only those IPOs in details which have doubled the wealth of Investors. First let us see how IPOs listed from 2019 performed. You can see 85 stocks are still trading in profits since their listing prices; 32 Stocks out of these 118 stocks have doubled the wealth of Investors. 33 stocks out of 118 are trading in Negative which amounts to 27% of the total IPOs listed. But Prices of 8 out of them have more than halved which can be termed as very heavy losses. PayTm (-68%), Survoday Small Finance Bank (-67%), Cartrade Tech (-60%), Fino Payments Bank (-58%), Sterling and Wilson Solar (-57%), AGS Transacts technologies (-52%), Windlas Biotech Ltd (-50%) and PB Fintech Ltd (-50%) are the stocks which are down by more than 50% since their listings. As I mentioned in the start of this paragraph, we will discuss stocks that gave more than 100% returns in details now. For easier analysis, I have shared more details about them in the separate post here. Disclaimer: Stocksbaazigar Mr. Deepak Doddamani is not a SEBI registered Research Analyst. He is NSE’s Certified Investment Analysis Professional, NSE’s Certified Marketing Professional Level-4, AMFI registered Mutual Funds Distributor, Authorized Person at IIFL securities ltd, MBA and B.Tech. This post is for educational purpose. Please consult your financial advisor before taking any investment or trading decision. Thank you.
As per the filing of exchange on 23rd Sept 2022, Tata Steel will merge seven of its subsidiaries in itself. This decision was long awaited. There were plans of amalgamation of Tata Metaliks into Tata Steel Long Products. Now that plan is shelved completely. As per new plan four listed companies Tata Steel Long Products (TSPL), Tinplate Company of India Ltd (TCIL), Tata Metaliks Ltd (TML), TRF Ltd and three unlisted companies Indian Steel and Wire Products Ltd (ISWL), Tata Steel Mining Ltd (TSML), S & T Mining Company will be merged into Tata Steel Ltd. This amalgamation is subject to approval of majority share holders, exchanges, SEBI and other related authorities. The Board has approved SWAP ratio of these as follows: For every 10 shares of Tata Metaliks 79 shares of Tata Steel For every 10 shares of Tata Steel Long Products 67 shares of Tata Steel For every 10 shares of The Tinplate Company of India 33 shares of Tata Steel For every 10 shares of TRF 17 shares of Tata Steel Enlisting the benefits that will be achieved by this Mega Merger of Tata Steel All the Metals and Mining companies will come under One-roof simplifying the group structure. Synergies in Procurement, Operations, technologies and finances will help in long term future. The cost of Royalty to be paid to Govt will reduce significantly. Raw material costs, overhead costs, administration costs, logistic costs will be reduced. Focused leadership and strategy team can define better future for Tata Steel Optimal use of facilities, resources, funds and human resources can be planned More value creation for shareholder’s possible by merged entity Which shares to get benefited by this Mega Merger? In the long term parent company Tata Steel will get benefited. For the same reason shares of Tata Steel traded 4.1% high in the morning before profit booking took place as Market starts falling rapidly. Even though all the listed subsidiaries were down on Friday session after the News came out Analysts came to conclusion that this Merger will help Tata Steel Long Products and Tata Metaliks more than Tata Steel. On TRF and Tinplate the views are neutral. Corporate Action news always brings spikes in the stocks involved. But then they generally see profit booking and stocks corrects more than its actual price from where it started. This happens because many big people who have inside news already take positions in such stocks and sell those stocks once news goes public. Business channels call it ‘Buy on rumors and Sell on News’. Therefore it is my humble request to all that if you are planning to trade these stocks on Monday be careful about your quantities and stop losses. These corporate developments take 8-12 months to actual realize on ground levels. So it is always better to wait. You can buy these stocks before Record date and get benefited rather than getting stuck on wrong side in the euphoria. Disclaimer: Stocksbaazigar Mr. Deepak Doddamani is not a SEBI registered investment analyst. He is NSE’s Certified Investment Analysis Professional (NCIAP), NSE’s Certified Marketing Professional Level – 4, AMFI registered Mutual Funds Distributor, Authorized Person at IIFL Securities and MBA, B.Tech. This post is for the educational purpose. Please consult your financial advisor before taking any investment/trading decision. Thank You.
Today on the 22nd Sept 2022 Indian stock markets reacted to the 75 bps rate hike by Fed. The hawkish commentary of Jerome Powell and his determination to arrest inflation on any cost (by rising rates till 4.6% till 2023 end) has not been taken positively by the markets. US Markets and other foreign markets were down and SGX Nifty gave negative cues in the morning. It was clear that Nifty and Bank Nifty both will open negative but it was interesting to see whether buying will happen or not at the dips? Indian Markets have shown great resilience thanks to Liquidity by FIIs and DIIs. China Plus One helped Indian Markets in last two years. Europe Plus One is helping in this year. Europe is facing high inflation and energy crisis. America is facing Slowdown and some countries are standing on the edge of Recession. Fortunately Indian Markets seems little decoupled by whatever is happening globally. Whether it is inherent strength of Indian Markets or just a bubble waiting to get burst only time will tell. Currently Rupee has depreciated to record levels, inflation is concern, and Stocks are trading at inflated valuations. None of these are affecting sentiments of Indian investors. 16500 has become very strong support level on Nifty. So even if Markets fall from here, we might see good buying opportunity only. Samvat 2079 showed some really interesting stories in India. Stocks which outperformed in the year 2020-21 saw huge profit booking. Tata 1Mg’s disruption and increasing competition in pathology sectors saw heavy decline in stocks like Metropolis, Dr Lal Pathlabs and Thyrocare in this year. Hospital stocks too corrected heavily as Covid-waves were really mind than earlier waves. IT stocks which gained good traction during Work From Home culture of Covid-Times saw 20-30% corrections from their highs. Steel, Aluminum and Mining sector stocks which were roaring high due to increased prices corrected too. Surprisingly rate sensitive stocks like NBFCs and Banks kept Nifty and Bank Nifty managed to higher levels. Auto Numbers were better than last year and Stocks like M & M, Escorts were real winners. Adani Group stocks gave multi-bagger returns to their investors and made Adani second richest person in the world briefly on 17th Sept 2022. Analysts who used to say “Never go short on India” started saying “Adani ko short nahi karneka”. Credit Insights warning about Adani Group’s companies being ‘Deeply overleveraged’ was completely neglected by the Indian Retail Investors. Gautam Adani decided to cancel his plans to de-list Adani Power seeing how much trust retail Investors have in his stocks. In the year 2022, Boycott Bollywood and Cancel culture affected Entertainment and Films Distributions stocks adversely. Aviation stocks saw huge correction due to high Fuel prices and frequent incidents which affected safety of the passengers. Hotel and Amusement Park stocks saw good rise thanks to increasing footfalls. They even raised their Prices which increased their margins. Due to high inflation, investors are hiding in FMCG stocks like ITC, HUL etc. ITC moved faster than Rajdhani Express this year shutting mouth of all the Meme-Makers. Now as the September months is about to end and Navratri and Dusshera is around the corner, we must focus on Festival stocks which can give good returns till Diwali 2022. Diwali is starting from 19th November this year. Stocksbaazigar believes that Defense Sector stocks, Adani Group stocks and Auto Sector stocks which are now highly overvalued might see some profit booking and other sectors which are directly or indirectly linked to Festival season will do good. Sugar sector stocks, Paper Stocks, have given good returns till date due to their high demand and low supply. So I am not mentioning them separately. But yes, Diwali is all about Sweets and Balrampur Chini stock should make your portfolio sweeter. Titan and Kalyan Jewellers might also do good. Tanishq is much aspired and trusted brand in this segment. Hence Titan will be my first choice. Stocks related to Shoes (Bata, Metro, Relaxo) and Clothes (ABFRL, Nykaa, Arvind, Raymonds) etc. can be kept on radar. People do buy lot of things on EMI during Flipkart Big Billion and Amazon Great Indian Festivals. Credit Card companies stocks, Bajaj Finserve and Bajaj Finance stocks etc. can be bought to play this story. Home Appliances made major buying Items during Diwali after Electronics and Clothing. So stocks like Dixon tech, Voltas etc. can be included for two months. In the Beverages, United Spirits can be accumulated. Remember you can hold it till New Year too. Other stocks like Logistics companies which have been corrected can make to your short term portfolio. All Cargo, Snowman logistics seems highly corrected. Diwali can never be completed without lights. Havells, Surya Roshni etc. neglected stocks might surprise you in the coming days. Many people prefer that their new vehicles should reach their homes on Dusshera. But booking of those happens almost 4-6 months ahead. So I don’t think Four-Wheeler can make to my list of Diwali stocks. But I can definity include Bajaj Auto, Hero MotoCorp and TVS in this list. In short, this year Diwali will be much bigger as India has came out of Covid completely. We saw how Ganesh Utsav was celebrated. I am expecting same enthusiasm and same joys in Diwali 2022. People may not be spending much in regular days, but they are spending good on Festivals in 2022 year. So let’s be bullish on Market irrespective of Global cues. We can make good Money till Diwali if we select right stocks and allocate right funds for them. This is just a guiding post. You must do your own research or take advice from your Financial Advisor. Disclaimer: Stocksbaazigar Mr.Deepak Doddamani is not a SEBI registered research analyst. He is NSE’s Certified Investment Analysis Professional, NSE’s Marketing Professional level – 4, AMFI registered Mutual Fund distributor, Authorized Person of IIFL Securities and MBA, B.Tech. He is active in market since 2009.
Salaried people who are afraid to take risk in direct equity investments prefer investing through Mutual Funds. But, as you are aware Mutual Funds are subject to Market risks. Therefore for highly conservative investors Bond Market is really important avenue of Investment. Most of the big Politicians and Bollywood celebrities in India prefer to invest in Bonds. Unfortunately, retail investors have very minimum understanding of bonds and secondly they prefer SIP route of Investment in Mutual Funds over Lumpsum investment in Bonds irrespective of Low risk and fixed returns. Today in this post we will discuss some basics of Bonds. What are Bonds? Bonds are investment securities where an Investor lends money to a company or a Government for a set period of time, in exchange for regular interest payments. On the Maturity of period, issuer returns investor’s money. Bonds represent a loan from the buyer to the issuer of Bond. It does not give ownership rights like stocks. Why Bonds? Bonds provide higher returns than Fixed and Recurring deposits. They beat inflation rate. Bonds provide a steady and regular source of income to conservative investors. Bonds give assured returns as they aren’t linked to Market fluctuations. They are less-risky asset. Bonds help in diversify the Investment Portfolio. Bond are often liquid source of investment. There are variety of bonds available in the bond Market for different needs of Investors. Some bonds can be used to save taxes. Bondholders enjoy legal protection in case of default. What are Bond Markets Bond Market is a Market where debt securities like Government bonds and Corporate bonds are traded. Governments and Corporates raise long-term capital from issuing bonds in Bond Markets. In Primary bond market original bond issuer sells bonds directly to the buyer while in Secondary market bonds issued in primary market are traded further. Bond Market is less risky and less volatile compared to Share Market. It provides good opportunity to conservative investors to diversify their portfolio. Points to remember before investing in bonds Investors should first do their risk-profiling to understand how much percentage of their investment needs to be allocated to debt instruments. They should check whether their investment philosophy allows them to be tolerant towards bonds investment which demands long term commitments. What are the important points of the bonds you are opting? Investment horizon, minimum amount, coupon rate, frequency of interest payment, maturity clauses, any taxes, mode of payments, tradability, credit rating etc. Whether coupon is floating or fixed type of interest? Whether the Bond falls under secured category or unsecured category? What will happen in case of Default? Any legal protection available in such case? and so on. We will see more details about Bond Market in India in future posts on this blog. This was just a basic introduction. If you liked the post, feel free to subscribe to this blog and YouTube channel of Stocksbaazigar. Standard Disclaimer: This blog is for educational purpose. Investors should consult their financial advisors before taking any investment decisions. This is not recommendation post and Stocksbaazigar is not responsible for any profit/loss of the reader. Thank you.