Post by -=SEA=- on Sept 30, 2016 9:43:05 GMT 5.75
Is it a good practice to buy shares at inflated prices just because Right Share?
I often see people rushing to buy shares that are not worth the price just because of right share. It is good for long term investors on the long run, but what about small short-term investors?
I mean, the prices get slumped down after right share is issued... and you have to wait quite a while before you reach the level at which it was before. The higher the percentage, the bigger the fall. I just think its a vicious circle, where new ill-informed buyers are sold this mantra by old players who once bought into the same idea. Its the same with bonus, but usually bonuses are a small percentage, and right shares used to be small as well. Now, you can see right shares at 80%, 100% and more.
For those who want to know how the prices are adjusted after bonus and right share, ShareSansar has an article explaining the price adjustments after bonus and right share.
What do you guys think? Is it worth it?
I often see people rushing to buy shares that are not worth the price just because of right share. It is good for long term investors on the long run, but what about small short-term investors?
I mean, the prices get slumped down after right share is issued... and you have to wait quite a while before you reach the level at which it was before. The higher the percentage, the bigger the fall. I just think its a vicious circle, where new ill-informed buyers are sold this mantra by old players who once bought into the same idea. Its the same with bonus, but usually bonuses are a small percentage, and right shares used to be small as well. Now, you can see right shares at 80%, 100% and more.
For those who want to know how the prices are adjusted after bonus and right share, ShareSansar has an article explaining the price adjustments after bonus and right share.
What do you guys think? Is it worth it?