Interesting chart i saw and thought will share with my readers.
Large‑sized IPOs have historically drained liquidity from the financial system, often triggering short‑term corrections in the secondary market as funds flow out. India first witnessed this in January 2008 with the Reliance Power IPO (₹ 11,000 crore) — markets fell sharply soon after listing, amplified by global bearish sentiment.
Since then, several large IPOs have followed, occasionally leading to corrections, though none as deep as 2008. While a correction post‑IPO remains a possibility, its magnitude isn’t the norm — external catalysts like rising crude prices or rate‑hike fears can amplify volatility.
📊 Upcoming heavyweights to watch:
- NSE IPO: ₹ 22,500 crore
- Jio Platforms IPO: ₹ 33,000 – ₹ 37,000 crore (expected)
A look at past IPOs on the chart shows how liquidity shifts can ripple through market trends — worth keeping an eye on as these new giants approach listing.
Happy Investing!
RaVi
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