IPO setup PRO
IPO base setups and discounts to listing price
Every stock listed on the NSE in the last two years, tracked from its listing day. Part one lists stocks forming a base near their post-listing high; part two lists stocks trading more than 10%, 20% and 30% below their listing price.
What members see
Inside IPO setup
- Every NSE listing of the last two years, found automatically
- Stocks forming a base near their post-listing high
- Stocks more than 10%, 20% and 30% below listing price
- Listing price, post-listing high, base length and volume trend
Data and updates
Where the numbers come from
Prices and indices
Live market data, every 15 minutes in market hours (9:15 am to 3:30 pm IST) and after the close.
Company information
Results, orders, holdings and buybacks come from the companies’ own published filings, results and earnings calls, with a link to the source.
News
Headlines from publishers’ public RSS feeds, shown as a title and a link to the original article.
Questions
IPO setup: frequently asked questions
What is an IPO base?
A range a newly listed stock trades in after its first weeks, close to its post-listing high, often with volume drying up. It is a description of past prices, not a prediction.
What is the listing price?
The opening price on the stock’s first trading day.
Which IPOs are included?
Stocks whose trading history on the NSE starts within the last two years.
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