ETMarkets Investors’ Guide: Should you too chase a quick buck in IPOs? | The Economic Times Markets Podcast

The IPO market is all abuzz lately. Amid the spike in bond yields and inflation fears, IPOs are receiving overwhelming response and are minting cash for traders on market debut. Be it Friday’s 44 per cent itemizing acquire for Heranba Industries, 16 per cent rise for RailTel or Nureca’s 59 per cent rally, newest points have helped to maintain IPO traders’ sentiment upbeat.

That stated, IPOs too include dangers. In reality, the chance is way greater there than their listed friends, which have ample buying and selling and monetary historical past.

Our Principal Correspondent Amit Mudgill not too long ago caught up with Pranav Haldea, MD at PRIME Database, to try to decipher the traits in newest IPO choices. Haldea, who has his finger on the heartbeat of the first market, talked about P/E exits, the euphoria amongst traders and the dangers they face. Besides he additionally shared a piece of recommendation for traders chasing itemizing positive factors. That’s our providing in this week’s Special Podcast.

Welcome to the present Mr Haldea

Most IPOs of 2021 up to now have obtained sturdy investor response. How do you learn that pattern?

Do you suppose the IPO pipeline will keep sturdy given the continuing momentum in the secondary market?

How many mainboard IPOs do you count on in March and in FY22, given the approvals we’ve up to now?

Investors love IPOs from new industries. What ought to they have a look at earlier than investing in a firm that has no listed peer?

Are promoters and PE traders cashing in in the marketplace rally or do we’ve real instances the place cash is being raised for enterprise growth?

What can be your recommendation to retail traders who’re chasing itemizing positive factors?

Thank you, Mr Haldea.

That’s it in this week’s version of the particular weekend podcast. Do come again subsequent Saturday for this weekly particular. You can in the meantime take a look at our common podcasts on the fairness market twice each weekday. Our podcasts are additionally out there on Spotify and Gaana platforms.