Below are compiled tables of all 2012 IPOs listed on the SGX Mainboard and Catalist.
- The first 2 tables offer a snapshot of all IPOs in Singapore for 2013/12.
- The third table (currently down. under going updating) offers a one-table snapshot of varying amounts of cash used to bid for the IPOs and their corresponding success rates and % first day gain. It should provide readers with a clearer picture with the amount of cash used for your own IPO bidding strategy with the optimal amount of money (sorry for folks looking at bigger amounts, I will do an update on the figures when I have more time; I basically feel that there is high diminishing returns above 20k. To be sitting on a huge cash kitty to be used purely for IPOs is not practical hence the reluctance to do that calculations beyond 20k.)
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2 comments:
The 2nd table is an interesting study.
With fund of 20k, one better split it to 4 portion of 5k each to apply for the IPO. This way, the average 1st day return can be almost doubled (1.65% vs. 3.18%)!
does the system tracks by CDP account number? If so, then this will be same as applying a total of 20K at onetime.
Anybody can clarify?
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