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Thursday, January 1, 2009

India IPOs Slide 46% as Worst Year for Stock Index Halts Offers (Bloomberg)

"Indian initial share sales slumped 46 percent last year as a record decline in the benchmark index spurred investors to shun stocks and Emaar MGF Ltd. and Jaiprakash Power Ventures Ltd. to cancel offers."


My Comments: IPO volumes are often contrarian indicators. High numbers are generally seen around market tops.
Posted by Econlogic at 3:55 PM

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