The Indian stock market is the global leader in public equity issuance

India tops in IPO issuance, It has been revealed that last year the Indian stock market ranked first in the world in terms of IPOs. I expect this to continue this year as well.

 

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In a report published by EY, a stock market research company, it has been reported that in the quarter ended with December last year, there was a large share issue in the Indian stock markets.

During the quarter, there were 31 share issues on the Mumbai and National Stock Exchanges. This is higher than the corresponding period of the previous year. Also, equity issuances by small and medium enterprises have also increased over the corresponding period of the previous year.

While share issuances were sluggish in the first half of last fiscal, the share issuance activity picked up thereafter, the report said. It has also been reported that with the number of applications related to share issue permission being filed, we can expect an exciting trend in share issues this year as well.

 

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I am continuously applying for stock market IPO. But till date I have not got any allotment. IPO What should I do to increase my chances of getting allotment?

You are not alone in this boat. Many people are your fellow travelers in India. If that too is a good stock, offered at a fair price, the demand is high. All levels are heavily oversubscribed. We definitely won't get it.

Different formulas are used for allotment of shares in IPO. Now, artificial intelligence based allotment strategy has arrived. I know there is a strategy. In an IPO, an individual can invest up to Rs 2 lakh.

Similarly, apply for shares up to Rs 2 lakh. Maybe you'll get tangos.

Let me tell you one more thing. Most of the IPOs coming out now are very expensive. The PE ratio, price to book value ratio of those companies are somewhere in the sky. So, take your time and wait; It is wise to buy in the secondary market when the price is good.