What should I know before investing in an IPO in the Indian market, being a trader who is looking for a short term entry for immediate profits?


Being a trader - who want to deal in IPO’s in Indian Market; most important things you should be aware of:
  • Lot Size of IPO
  • Issue Price - how that price stands in comparison to its face value? Is it pricey?
  • Company Fundamentals
  • Why Company is going for IPO or in other words - what company says regarding where the IPO proceeds would be utilized?
  • Ongoing GMP - Grey Market Premium? Kostak? - How’s the response apropos to the IPO.
Note: I have just mentioned the important details you should check before applying the IPO.
For more information - You can check
Finally, please go through the below video for more clarity on application & allotment process of IPO:
Hope, I was able to guide you on what you were looking?

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