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DCX systems showing early signs of retracement.Today's stock for analysis is DCXINDIA. This stock was recently listed nearly 50% premium over the IPO issue price of 207. Since its listing, the stock is in continuous downtrend as seen on chart. However, from past few days, we can see a retracement coming from levels of 150 in the stock. RSI positive divergence is also visible. 175-178 is a strong supply zone above which the stock can move quickly towards 193-195 levels which is its 38.2% retracement of downtrend. Study the chart and kindly trade as per your own analysis.
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by chartistamey
Q&A_ Why Bikaji foods IPO was a flop?Namaste! Bikaji Foods and Haldiram's control 50% of the organized namkeen market in India. The people, mostly retail would have thought this would be a blockbuster IPO considering whopping 80.63 times by QIBs (Qualified Institutional Buyers). Generally this kind of oversubscription leads to very good listing gains, but this time it didn't happened. The reasons according to me are following:- 1. It doesn't have a value at this price: Sure, it is (along with Haldiram's) are market leaders in "organised" market, but what about unorganised market? These include the local samosewala, chai ki tapri, Gujrati and Rajasthani folks, etc selling namkeen and related products. It's face value is Rs 1. It looks like they had split shares 1:10 before the IPO. 2. It's EPS has fallen aggressively due to split: It's EPS (Earning Per Share) is Rs 3.2. If you put this value to Sir Benjamin Graham's formulae, you would get IV (Intrinsic Value) as Rs 112 if YoY growth is expected as 20% and 10 year yields as 6.1%. The IPO price was Rs 300, I don't have to explain further. *Fun-fact*: There are different methods to value a company, I prefer Sir Ben Graham's formulae because it seems very logical to me. Their method will not apply for loss making companies. Such companies have to be evaluated based on Comparative company analysis, Sales increase/growth analysis, discounted cash flow analysis, etc. 3. What should retail people do? A: Gather knowledge. Learn to value a company or IPO. Give some time to understand it. The more you learn, the more you earn (ofourse sometimes by investing in IPOs :) Disclaimer: The analysis I have shared is based on my understanding and experience in the markets. Please do your own analysis and/or consult your financial advisor before investing and/or trading.
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by UnknownUnicorn7637383
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TEGA Industries B/O and reversal from bottomThis stock has made double bottom in Daily time frame and has reversed the trend. The stock is trading with good volumes so liquidity wont be an issue. the stock is new to market as this was listed recently through IPO window and has created a great returns through listing gains. profit booking in the stocks by big players led the stock to decline. now it is slowly gaining the momentum. Place strict stop loss according to your risk appetite and holding period. do not allocate major chunk of the capital to any stocks, diversify your investments across various sectors and caps. This is not a recommendation. this is my view for the stock I and urge you all to do your own research and analysis before investing. Note. Nifty has been in a bull rally since few weeks now and a small correction can be seen in coming days. A red candle bigger than previous one day / two days candle is the sign to sell and to save the capital. (applies to all short term positions of the trade) once the capital is saved we can take another trade at any time. Cutting the losses is the key. I have attached below the links for related ideas, please have a look and share your opinions on that in the comment box below. Thank you see you soon with another idea.
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by harshith67
LIC LISTING DAY UPDATE : SHOULD YOU HOLD IT OR SELL IT ??Hello !! Welcome to the quick update of LIC INDIA share, one of the biggest IPO that was listed today morning. Even after a lot of hype and huge market share, LIC IPO was not given much importance by the investors. The IPO was listed at a discount of around 9% at Rs 872. The retail investors got the gains as the IPO was provided at a discount to them. However, we saw some buying at the Rs 872 level, pushing the price all the way up to Rs 918. As of now, with the 1 min timeframe chart, I can see the stock can touch up to Rs 941. LIC may be a good stock for long-term buying. As of now, we need to wait for a clear picture. Let's see how the market responds by the day close and we can take a possible entry if we see some positive response. This is not financial advice, please do your own research before investing and we are not responsible for any of your losses or profits. Please like and share and comment on this idea if you liked it.
NSE:LICI
by ScramblerG
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