Over the past few months, India's capital markets have seen a significant increase in activity, and experts predict this trend. In contrast to direct investment, many retail investors go to initial public offerings (IPOs) for immediate gains when the company goes public.
IPOs are discouraged by financial advisors since the investment pie for regular investors is typically relatively tiny. As a retail investor, you can only invest a relatively small amount of money in an IPO. Oversubscription means you won't obtain an allotment or a little allotment, which may not be worth your time and effort if the firm is good.
