There are two options to invest in Reliance IPO`s one at 25% and one at 100 5 which is better one and why?
Monthly archive: August, 2007
Rajkot Investors Filed Appeal Against Sebi Order on Reliance Power Ipo
Mabelle asks:
Rajkot Saher Jilla Grahak Suraksha Mandal has filed an appeal against SEBI’s order dated December 27, 2007 on much controversial Reliance Power IPO with Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) on the last day of the year 2007 i.e. December 31, 2007.
The said appeal has now been placed for hearing on January 04, 2008. According to the appeal memo, SEBI is asked to be present before the Hon’ble Tribunal on January 04, 2007 if desires.
As per the appeal memo, SEBI is called upon not to take any further steps in pursuance of its order dated December 27, 2007 that may prejudice the association’s rights to prefer an appeal in accordance with law and render the present appeal infructuous.
Rajkot Saher Jilla Grahak Suraksha Mandal has filed an appeal against SEBI’s order dated December 27, 2007 on much controversial Reliance Power IPO with Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) on the last day of the year 2007 i.e. December 31, 2007.
The said appeal has now been placed for hearing on January 04, 2008. According to the appeal memo, SEBI is asked to be present before the Hon’ble Tribunal on January 04, 2007 if desires.
As per the appeal memo, SEBI is called upon not to take any further steps in pursuance of its order dated December 27, 2007 that may prejudice the association’s rights to prefer an appeal in accordance with law and render the present appeal infructuous.
Stockmarket, IPO: money goes to company, later: stocks & money just change hands between investors?
Francoise asks:
In stock market, first the money goes to company who issues it (IPO), there’s no real deposit of money in the market right?
In stock market, first the money goes to company who issues it (IPO), there’s no real deposit of money in the market right?
Like wall street the only things they have is list of stocks, list of who owns by how much?
All the money goes to investor, when the stocks change hands?
If a company has no venture capital, is that a red flag? Should I not invest?
Sharie asks:
I am thinking about investing in a particular company that is supposedly in its IPO stage. I was told that the company has no venture capital and that the CEO (who is a billionaire) has invested his own money into the company. How do I find out if the company is actually in its underwriting stage to ensure that it is going public?
I am thinking about investing in a particular company that is supposedly in its IPO stage. I was told that the company has no venture capital and that the CEO (who is a billionaire) has invested his own money into the company. How do I find out if the company is actually in its underwriting stage to ensure that it is going public?
