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Let us begin with defining the Initial Public Offer (IPO) before understanding how to find the right IPO for investment purposes. An Initial Public Offer (IPO) is where any private company offers its equity shares to the public. Herein, the IPO becomes an exit option for the existing shareholders. We have written about whether should…
Investors put money in the equity asset class directly or through mutual funds. Typically, a systematic investment plan (SIP) route gets followed via the mutual fund way. Either way, the amount gets invested into shares of companies of varied sizes. The size of a company is determined basis it’s market capitalization. The investing community splits…
In an Initial Public Offer (IPO), private companies offer their equity shares to the public. IPO becomes an exit option for the existing investors (or existing shareholders). The issue price per share in an IPO is often much higher than the cost of shares held by the initial investors. In other words, public offers provide an…
The stock market attracts investors in large numbers, called direct investors. Similarly, some investors participate via the indirect route like mutual funds. The euphoria caused by rising indices and the fear of missing out (FOMO) is amongst the most popular reasons for mounting direct retail interest in the stock market. Of course, investors desirous of…
Investors allocate their investible surplus into various assets to diversify risks and achieve holistic portfolio growth. There are several asset classes, and we have discussed six major asset classes earlier. Amongst these, the most popular moderate to high-risk, long-term investment option is ‘Equities’. An investment into equities can be either direct, through mutual funds or…