IPO due-diligence & risk scoring platform

What really separates winning IPOs from wealth traps? Startup IPOs are the toughest to judge. These companies are young, their business models are barely tested, and their financial history is too limited to give comfort. That alone makes the risk higher than it looks on the surface. The bigger problem is pricing. Many of these issues come to the market at valuations that were pushed up in private funding rounds. When that happens, public investors enter at a stage where most of the early upside is already taken. Another challenge is the information gap. Insiders know the business far better than new investors, and the IPO often becomes the moment when they choose to book profits. If the listing price leaves no room for growth, even a good business can deliver poor returns. A pattern this year is hard to ignore. Most of the IPOs that struggled after listing were the ones with heavy retail subscription. This shows how quickly hype can replace due diligence. I repeatedly warn against chasing grey market signals or listing day excitement. Those things may look attractive, but they rarely tell the real story. Smart investors slow down, assess the risks, and do not let crowd behaviour decide for them. #Nifty #IPO