Do IPOs actually make money?
Everyone wants the "next big IPO." But do IPOs really make money? The honest answer, with real cases — the winners and the wipeouts.
What is an IPO and how do you apply?
An IPO is your chance to buy a company as it goes public. Exactly how to apply in 2026 — UPI, ASBA, lot size and allotment, step by step.
Anchor Investors Entered 242 IPOs. But Who Stayed Invested After the Lock-In?
Anchor investors are often seen as a stamp of confidence in an IPO. But SEBI's latest study suggests that the more revealing story may begin after the IPO is listed. How much did these investors actually sell after the lock-in periods, and did their behaviour differ from what retail investors might
Are Retail Investors Investing in IPOs or Just Betting on Listing-Day Gains?
Every time a new IPO opens, thousands of demat accounts rush to apply for allotment. Most people think they are buying shares in the next big growth story. But a detailed study by SEBI on IPO behavior reveals a very different pattern: the vast majority of retail participants are not investing at all