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Dibert ji

No I dont think the Mutual Funds have to hold like the employees have to.

Don't mutual funds, much like the employees or the ones sold to locals in case of hydro projects, have to hold their shares for 3 years?

Yes these both stocks are trading at around Rs 145 per share for few months.

One of the reason is Some Mutal funds have these stocks at Rs 100. The Mutal Funds have the privilege of getting 5 % of the IPO shares.

These so called Mutual Funds are selling to book the profit. They get 45%-50% profit right away. These Mutal funds cost per share to these IPO is Rs 100 because what ever they apply, they get those quantity of shares.

so I think till these Mutal funds keeps on selling these shares the price may not increase for these banks shares and same is going to happen with all the new IPOs shares that will be traded in the market in the coming days.

so My suggestion to the concerned authority is please make the Mutual Funds to hold the IPO purchased shares atleast for one year. ( My personal view though) other wise slowly the charm of the IPO may deteriorate in the days to come.

u r right rajesh sharma jee....

Thanks all for the information..

Civil and CTBNL, both, are good companies. However, they just floated their primary shares recently, they need time to stabilize and be in better profit situation. The hype created by their IPO, listing and trading has been over, the rumor mill is silent now and a dull phase has been there for them. If any one likes to invest for long-term, these are under valued stocks. But, if you like to trade on, better to skip these stocks for some time. For them, who own shares of these companies, it wold be better to hold.

you are right rajendra ji.

sell them right quick, That will be better idea. They both worse company.

Price of these shares has stuck to Rs. 145 around for quite a time, regardless of improvement in NEPSE, Please share your views for such static nature. Thank You.