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Primary froth - The Hindu BusinessLine

Primary froth × The IPO boom is seeing better quality issuers, but this doesn’t make IPO investing any less risky When a bull market is in full charge, primary market action seldom lags. It is, therefore, not surprising that with India’s stock indices up 74 per cent last year, recent months have turned out to be brisk ones for IPOs (Initial Public Offers). Of the ₹31,277 crore raised by 30 new issues in FY21, 60 per cent was garnered in the latest January-March quarter. While it is certainly a good thing that companies in sectors as diverse as agro-chemicals and gaming are able to raise equity despite the Covid, three-digit over-subscription for recent offers, individuals borrowing big for IPO bids and wild swings in recent new listings point to speculative excesses building up. Such frenzy for IPOs has not boded well in the past, with the dotcom bubble of 1999-2000 and the capex bubble of 2007-08 both ending after similar episodes.

Weekly Wrap: Vaccine Passport Coming As Scams, Car Prices, IPOs All Trend Up

SavingAdvice.com Blog Tax and Social Security Scammers Add to Their Bag of Tricks The phone rings. Caller ID shows a Washington, D.C. number. You answer and an official-sounding recording says you are in trouble with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). Or, your social security number has been used in criminal activity. You need to respond quickly.  You are on your way to losing money to a scam artist if you obey the instructions. “Consumers reported losing more than $3.3 billion to fraud in 2020, up from $1.8 billion in 2019,” states a report from the Federal Trade Commission. “Nearly $1.2 billion of losses reported last year were due to imposter scams, while online shopping accounted for about $246 million in reported losses from consumers.”

Bill Gates Concerned Over Abundance of Low-Quality SPACs Amid Fears of New Bubble on Market

Bill Gates Concerned Over Abundance of Low-Quality SPACs Amid Fears of New Bubble on Market © AP Photo / Samuel Habtab Subscribe Sputnik International https://sputniknews.com/business/202104031082532339-bill-gates-concerned-over-abundance-of-low-quality-spacs-amid-fears-of-new-bubble-on-market/ Some economic analysts have already expressed concerns over IPO prices of SPACs dropping lower than the initial offerings and fear that SPACpocalypse is approaching. Microsoft founder, philanthropist, and investor in green technologies (and regular antagonist of conspiracy theories), Bill Gates, expressed in an interview with CNBC his concern over the growing number of SPACs (Special Purpose Acquisition Companies) and their degrading quality . Gates stopped short of predicting possible consequences of this trend, but suggested that something should change on the SPACs market, which has recently reached $97 billion.

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