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72 DEVILS LIST

Since I’ve got a lot of free time, here’s a list of all the 72 devils from the Ars Goetia, and if they have been introduced to the game or not.

Got the information from the most trustworthy source of information ever, Wikipedia, and a page called Occult Encyclopedia.

1. Paimon: Available Noble of Gehenna.

2. Bael: Available Noble of Abyssos

3. Belial: Available Noble of Gehenna

4. Agares: Available Noble/Former King of Niflheim

5. Vassago: Available Noble of Niflheim

6. Valac: Unavailable N/A

7. Marbas: Available Noble of Paradise Lost

8. Valefor: Available Noble of Tartaros

9. Amon: Available Noble of Abyssos

10. Barbatos: Available Noble of Hades

11. Buer: Available Noble of Paradise Lost

12. Guison: Available Nomble of Niflheim

13. Sitri: Available Noble of Gehenna

14. Leraye: Available Noble of Gehenna

15. Beleth: Available Noble of Niflheim

16. Eligos: Available Noble of Tartaros

17. Zepar: Available Noble of Abbadon

18. Botis: Unavailable N/A

19. Purson: Unavailable N/A

20. Asmodeus: Available King of Abbadon

21. Vine: Unavailable N/A

22. Balam: Unavailable N/A

23. Zagan: Available Noble of Gehenna

24. Amdusias: Unavailable N/A

25. Bathin: Available Noble of Niflheim

26. Saleos: Unavailable N/A

27. Aim: Unavailable N/A

28. Buné: Unavailable N/A

29. Berith: Unavailable N/A

30. Astaroth: Available Noble of Gehenna

31. Focalor: Unavailable N/A

32. Vepar: Unavailable N/A

33. Vual: Unavailable N/A

34. Crocell: Unavailable N/A

35. Allocer: Unavailable N/A

36. Murmur: Unavailable N/A

37. Gremory: Unavailable N/A

38. Vapula: Unavailable N/A

39. Flauros: Unavailable N/A

40. Dantalian: Available Noble of Abaddon

41. Ipos: Unavailable N/A

42. Gaap: Unavailable N/A

43. Stolas: Available Noble of Abyssos

44. Orobas: Unavailable N/A

45. Seir: Unavailable N/A (But he appeared on the game)

46. Gamigin: Available Noble of Paradise Lost

47. Naberius: Available Noble of Abyssos

48.  Ronové: Available Noble of Abaddon

49. Forneus: Unavailable N/A

50. Marchosias: Unavailable N/A

51. Phenix: Available Noble of Abaddon

52. Sabnock: Unavailable N/A

53. Shax: Unavailable N/A

54. Orias: Available Noble of Hades

55. Andras: Unavailable N/A

56. Andrealphus: Available Noble of Niflheim

57. Kimaris: Unavailable N/A

58. Decarabia: Unavailable N/A

59. Furfur: Unavailable N/A

60. Malthus: Unavailable N/A

61. Raum: Unavailable N/A

62. Bifrons: Unavailable N/A

63. Andromallus: Unavailable N/A

64. Furcas: Unavailable N/A

65. Morax: Available Noble of Paradise Lost

66. Glasyalabolas: Available Noble of Hades

67. Foras: Available Noble of Hades

68. Malphas: Unavailable N/A

69. Haagenti: Unavailable N/A

70. Camio: Unavailable N/A

71. Amy: Available Noble of Gehenna

72. Ose: Unavailable N/A

If the game decides to include in the game all of the 72 devils, which I highly doubt, we already know 32 of them.

Now I'm gonna answer some possible doubts.

Why is Asmodeus in the list of the 72 devils? I have no idea, I promise that I'm going to investigate that further and then I'll edit this post.

Why isn't the list organized? This is more of a quick list just to keep track of the demons we have available in the game and the ones we don't, I know they have an order and are even organized by rank, maybe in the future I'll make the list well, but it serves its purpose at least!

Those are not their names in the Ars Goetia! I know, i put in this list the names they used in the game (Only for the available ones) and some of them have many variations of their names, Prettybusy with some of the nobles used names that are not how some are used to call them for the game (I used the word "Name" too much in a single sentence)

Where is Bimet? Bimet is either Vine or Bune, but I'm still not sure.

I'll try to update this post as we get more of the 72 devils.

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Pages of the Ars Goetia [Ring Hierarchy]

So, mun is a bit insane and organized all of the demons listed in the Ars Goetia into their Rings and Roles! This is assumed canon for any Goetia interactions unless asked for different specifications!

Note - Herald Kings are mun's preferred terms for the Deadly Sins/Princes, since there are actual princes of Hell and it makes things easier. King is also a genderless word here.

Pride

Herald King of Pride - Lucifer King of Pride - Balam Dukes of Pride - Agares, Astaroth, Crocell Prince of Pride - Vassago Marquises of Pride - Naberius, Ronove Earl of Pride - Andromalius Knight of Pride - Furcas Presidents of Pride - Barbas, Ose, Amy

Wrath

Herald King of Wrath - Satan King of Wrath - Beleth Dukes of Wrath - Eligos, Berith, Focalor, Allocer Prince of Wrath - Gaap Marquises of Wrath - Leraje, Marchosias, Andras Earl of Wrath - Raum Presidents of Wrath - Malphas, Camio

Gluttony

Herald King of Gluttony - Bee-lzebub Dukes of Gluttony - Vapula, Dantelion Prince of Gluttony - Ipos Marquises of Gluttony - Gamigin Earl of Gluttony - Malthus Presidents of Gluttony - Buer, Haagenti

Greed

Herald King of Greed - Mammon King of Greed - Paimon Dukes of Greed - Valefar, Bune, Vepar, Vine, Murmur Prince of Greed - Seir Marquises of Greed - Forneus, Sabnock, Shax Earl of Greed - Furfur Presidents of Greed - Zagan, Foras

Lust

Herald King of Lust - Asmodeus Dukes of Lust - Amdusias, Zepar, Saleos, Vual, Gremory Prince of Lust - Sitri Marquis of Lust - Phenex Presidents of Lust - Glasya-Labolas

Envy

Twin Herald Kings of Envy - Leviathan and Behemoth King of Envy - Belial Dukes of Envy - Gusion, Aim, Flauros Prince of Envy - Stolas Marquises of Envy - Aamon, Orias, Andrealphus, Decarabia Earl of Envy - Bifrons Presidents of Envy - Botis, Morax

Sloth

Herald King of Sloth - Belphegor King of Sloth - Purson Dukes of Sloth - Barbatos, Bathin Prince of Sloth - Orobas Marquis of Sloth - Kimaris President of Sloth - Valac

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Explore the dynamic journey of AMI Organics share price, from its IPO to post-listing fluctuations. Discover the factors driving its growth.

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Who Are the Players? salahuddinayyubi.com

At least three mainboard initial public offerings (IPOs) and four from small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are scheduled to hit the equity markets next week. The total fund raised by these IPOs is expected to be over Rs 1,600 crore. The four mainboard IPOs are from Nazara Technologies, Happiest Minds Technologies, Chembond Chemicals, and Deepak Nitrite. The four SME IPOs are from Ami Organics,…

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Vijaya Diagnostic, Ami Organics IPOs open; Should you invest?

Two IPOs have hit the street on monday, with Hyderabad based Vijaya Diagnostic and Gujarat based Ami Organics seeking to raise a combined sum of about Rs 2,500 crore. Amid the stock markets hitting new highs every day, the IPO mania continues in full swing. Here are all the details you wanted. 1. Vijaya Diagnostic Vijaya Diagnostic Centre Limited (“VDCL”) was incorporated on June 5, 2002. VDCL is the largest integrated diagnostic chain in southern India, by operating revenue, and also one of the fastest growing diagnostic chains by revenue for fiscal year 2020. VDCL offers an one-stop solution for pathology and radiology testing services to their customers through their extensive operational network, which comprises 80 diagnostic centres and 11 reference laboratories across 13 cities and towns in the states of Telangana; Andhra Pradesh; the National Capital Region and Kolkata.  

Vijaya Diagnostic is offering IPO shares in the price band of Rs 522 to Rs 531 per share. The face value of shares is Re 1. The implied market cap at issue price is about Rs 5,400 crore. The issue opens on September 1 and closes on September 3. The lot size for IPO application is 28 shares, which means the minimum investment is Rs 14,868. The IPO shares will be listed around September 14.  The IPO is an offer for sale of Rs 1,895 crore. The objects of the offer are to (i) carry out the OFS of up to 35,688,064 equity shares by selling shareholders; (ii) achieve the benefits of listing the equity shares on the stock exchanges. At the upper band of Rs 531, the Vijaya Diagnostic IPO is valued at P/E of 64 times its FY21 EPS of Rs 8.26. Here is what top brokers have to say about Vijaya Diagnostic IPO. IIFL Securities:  “At the upper price band, Vijaya Diagnostic Centre Limited valuation is lower than the industry average of 90.8 times. Considering the future growth potential of healthcare industry, revenue from operation, EBITDA and PAT growth of 13.5%, 23.9% and 35.5% CAGR during FY19 to FY21, respectively, strong ROE and ROCE of 23.64% and 42%, respectively in FY21, debt-free company with plans for acquisition and expansions, diversified service offerings and strong technical capabilities of the company, we recommend ‘Subscribe’ to the issue with a long-term perspective.” KR Choksey: ” Vijaya has consistently posted strong performance in terms of operating growth and profitability in last few years. Revenues have grown at a CAGR of 13.5% over FY19-21 to Rs 377 crore. VDCL’s ‘hub and spoke’ model has provided economies of scale and cost optimization benefits, resulting in EBITDA growth of 23.9% and even stronger 35.5% growth in PAT over FY19-21. Integrated network and high B2C business has translated into higher cash flow conversion. Company also recorded strong return on net worth of 23.64% and return on capital employed (pre cash) of 42.00% during FY21.” 2. Ami Organics IPO Ami Organics Limited is a research and development (“R&D”) driven manufacturer of specialty chemicals with varied end usage, focussed towards the development and manufacturing of advanced pharmaceutical intermediates (“Pharma Intermediates”) for regulated and generic active pharmaceutical ingredients (“APIs”) and New Chemical Entities (“NCE”) and key starting material for agrochemical and fine chemicals, especially from their recent acquisition of the business of Gujarat Organics Limited (“GOL”)(“Acquisition”). They are one of the major manufacturers of Pharma Intermediates for certain key APIs, including Dolutegravir, Trazodone, Entacapone, Nintedanib and Rivaroxaban. The Company have developed and commercialised over 450 Pharma Intermediates for APIs across 17 key therapeutic areas since inception and NCE, with a strong focus on R&D across select high-growth high margin therapeutic areas such as anti-retroviral, anti-inflammatory, anti-psychotic, anti-cancer, anti-Parkinson, antidepressant and anticoagulant, for use across the global pharmaceutical market. Their Pharma Intermediates used for manufacturing of APIs and NCEs portfolio has expanded from over 425 products as of March 31, 2019, to over 450 products as of March 31, 2021.

Ami Organics is offering IPO shares in the price band of Rs 603 to 610 per share. The face value of shares is Rs 10. The issue opens on September 1 and closes on September 3. The lot size for IPO application is 24 shares, which means the minimum investment is Rs 14,640. The IPO shares will be listed around September 14.  The Ami Organics IPO comprises a fresh issue of Rs 200 crore for repayment/prepayment of certain financial facilities availed, funding working capital requirements and general corporate purposes. The other IPO component is the OFS of Rs 369.6 crore where the company will not receive any proceeds from.   With an EPS of Rs 17.14 as of 31st March 2021, the issue is priced at 35.59 times calculated at the upper price band of Rs 610 per share. The P/BV is 11.51 at a NAV of Rs 52.99 per share. Here is what top brokers have to say about Ami Organics IPO.

Anand Rathi: “The company has shown consistent financial performance with sales growth at CAGR of 19.5% and restated profit after tax growth at CAGR of 52.3% between the Fiscals 2019 and 2021. The financials for 2020- 21 doesn’t include revenue from the acquisition of the two plants. We are positive on the long-term prospects of the Company. Hence, we recommend a “Subscribe” rating to this IPO.” Marwadi Financial Services: “The competitive strengths of the company are strong and diversified product portfolio ably supported by strong R&D and process chemistry skills. Extensive geographical presence and diversified customer base with long standing relationships. High entry barriers in the chemicals manufacturing industry in which the Company operates. Strong sales and marketing capabilities. Experienced and dedicated management team. Consistent financial performance.”  

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Vijaya Diagnostics IPO issue subscribed 4.5x, Ami Organics sees 64x demand

Vijaya Diagnostics IPO issue subscribed 4.5x, Ami Organics sees 64x demand

Mumbai: The preliminary public choices (IPOs) of of Vijaya Diagnostics Centre and Ami Organics closed with a subscription of 4.5 instances and 64.6 instances, respectively, on Friday. Analysts mentioned revival within the mid and smallcaps within the secondary market after a weak efficiency in August has helped these IPOs, although the market individuals favoured specialty chemical compounds…

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Ami Organics IPO: Subscription opens today, Check price band, GMP and listing date

Ami Organics IPO: Subscription opens today, Check price band, GMP and listing date

Image Source : AMIORGANICS.COM Ami Organics IPO opens for subscription today  The IPO of speciality chemicals maker Ami Organics will open on September 1 and conclude on September 3. The company has fixed a price band of Rs 603-610 a share for its Rs 570-crore initial share sale. The IPO comprises a fresh issue of equity shares worth Rs 200 crore and an offer for sale of up to 60,59,600 equity…

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AMI organics and Vijay Diagnostics

AMI organics and Vijay Diagnostics

Two IPO launched in the starting of this month. The IPO is launched to raise the money from the market and also to list on the stock exchange. To raise the money from the market is the time when the company is facing loss but have good customer base like recently Zomato has done by launching its IPO. The two IPO is AMI Organics and Vijay Diagnostics. Let’s talk about them. Vijay Diagnostics is a…

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Ami Organics' Rs 570 crore IPO kicks off: Should you apply?

Ami Organics’ Rs 570 crore IPO kicks off: Should you apply?

The three-day initial public offer (IPO) by specialty chemicals manufacturer Ami Organics (AOL) kicked off on Wednesday. The IPO, which is a mix of an offer for sale of Rs 370 crore and a fresh issue worth Rs 200 crore, is priced in the band of Rs 603 – 610 per share. Investors can apply for the issue in the multiples of 24 shares are thereof. The company plans to utilise the proceeds raised from…

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AMI Organics IPO Analysis

AMI Organics IPO Analysis

AMI Organics is coming up with an IPO of around 570 crores with a fresh issue of 200 crores & offer for sale of 370 crores.The promoters are diluting a stake of around 6%. The company is a research driven company in specialty chemicals  required for manufacture of Pharmaceutical API.  The company has been registering a CAGR growth of around 12.5% in topline & 33% bottomline.The PE of the company…

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The company has shown consistent financial performance with sales growth at CAGR of 19.5% and restated profit after tax growth at CAGR of 52.3% between the Fiscals 2019 and 2021. The financials for 2020- 21 doesn’t include revenue from the acquisition of the two plants. We are positive on the long-term prospects of the Company.

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Ami Organics IPO Opens For Bidding Today. Should You Invest?

Ami Organics IPO Opens For Bidding Today. Should You Invest?

Ami Organics develops and manufactures advanced pharma intermediates Ami Organics’ Rs 569.64 crore initial public offering (IPO) opens for subscription today i.e. September 1, 2021. The specialty chemical manufacturer’s IPO will consist of a fresh issue of Rs 200 crore and an offer for sale of up to Rs 369.64 crore by existing investors. The company has fixed the price band at Rs 603-Rs 610 per…

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Stock Markets Outlook – Anil Singhvi gives Nifty, Bank Nifty levels; Bank of India QIP, GDP numbers, auto sales data; IPO of Ami Organics, Vijaya Diagnostic Centre

Stock Markets Outlook – Anil Singhvi gives Nifty, Bank Nifty levels; Bank of India QIP, GDP numbers, auto sales data; IPO of Ami Organics, Vijaya Diagnostic Centre

Stock Markets on Monday – The stocks markets started the September Series with a bang with both the BSE Sensex and the NSE Nifty 50 touching record highs. The Sensex ended at 56,124.72 on Friday, gaining almost 175 points or 0.31 per cent from the last closing on Thursday. Meanwhile, the broader market Nifty 50 ended at 16,705.20, up almost 68 points or 0.41 per cent. Bank Nifty ended almost flat…

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The Demon-Angel Correspondences

Hello everyone. I am making a post on behalf of @godspriestess, for those like her & others who could utilize this information.

For every Demon, there is an Angel there that works in conjunction. This allows balance in the universe to occur. So for those who work with either spirits, or even both of them, it is important to know who works together with who.

Utilizing the 72 Shem HaMephorash and the 72 Goetia Spirits, both are organized to match with one another. The first of the 72 Angels aligns with the first spirit of the 72 Goetia.

The way the Shem HaMephorash is designed is by specific dates that they rule over; similar to how Astrology operates. When you are born under a day ruled by a Shem Angel, their influence will be positively granted towards you in life. The paired Demon alongside is the influence negatively granted towards you. This is then how the balance is functioned for a human.

In Demonology, these infernal spirits rule over a specific period of time, in specific degrees of the Zodiac. Two demons - one for day, and one for night - rule over these periods of time and degrees. For example, both Paimon and Vine rule over June 11th - June 21st, in Gemini from 20-29°. Paimon is designated for the day, while Vine is designated for the night. This system does not add up to the Shem HaMephorash system; therefore, your designated Angel and Demon will give influences positively granted towards you. To find your designated Demon, refer to this post.

The list below aligns the Shem Angel with the Goetic spirit that negatively affects it. It does not mean that Goetic spirit rules over those specific negativities; it is just a common basis for how they oppose the Angel’s abilities.

If any of the information in this post is incorrect, please let me know as soon as you see it. I will fix it and make sure I give accurate information, as I always try to do. Ave! 🐐🖤

1. BAEL - VEHUIAH

2. AGARES - JELIAL

3. VASSAGO - SITAEL

4. GAMIGIN - ELEMIAH

5. MARBAS - MAHASIAH

6. VALEFOR - LELAHEL

7. AMON - ACHAIAH

8. BARBATOS - CAHETEL

9. PAIMON - HAZIEL

10. BUER - ALADIAH

11. GUSION - LAUVIAH

12. SITRI - HAHAIAH

13. BELETH - IEZALEL

14. LERAJE - MEBAHEL

15. ELIGOS - HARIEL

16. ZEPAR - HAKAMIAH

17. BOTIS - LAUVIAH

18. BATHIN - CALIEL

19. SALLOS - LEUVIAH

20. PURSON - PAHALIAH

21. MARAX - MELCHAEL

22. IPOS - IEIAIEL

23. AIM - MELAHEL

24. NABERIUS - HAHUIAH

25. GLASYA-LABOLAS - NITH-HAIAH

26. BUNE - HAAIAH

27. RONOVE - YERATHEL

28. BERITH - SEHEIAH

29. ASTAROTH - REYIEL

30. FORNEUS - OMAEL

31. FORAS - LECABEL

32. ASMODAY - VASARIAH

33. GAAP - YEHUYAH

34. FURFUR - LEHAHIAH

35. MARCHOSIAS - CHAVAKIAH

36. STOLAS - MENADEL

37. PHENEX - ANIEL

38. HALPHAS - HAAMIAH

39. MALPHAS - REHAEL

40. RAUM - YEIAZEL

41. FOCALOR - HAHAHEL

42. VEPAR - MIKAEL

43. SABNOCK - VEULIAH

44. SHAX - YELALIAH

45. VINE - SEALIAH

46. BIFRONS - ARIEL

47. VUAL - ASALIAH

48. HAAGENTI - MIHAEL

49. CROCELL - VEHUEL

50. FURCAS - DANIEL

51. BALAM - HAHASIAH

52. ALLOCES - IMAMHIA

53. CAIM - NANAEL

54. MURMUR - NITHAEL

55. OROBAS - MEBAHIAH

56. GREMORY - POYEL

57. OSE - NEMAMIAH

58. AMY - YEIALEL

59. ORIAS - HARAEL

60. VAPULA - MITZRAEL

61. ZAGAN - UMABEL

62. VALAC - IAH-EL

63. ANDRAS - ANAUEL

64. HAURUS - MEHIEL

65. ANDREALPHUS - DAMABIAH

66. CIMEJES - MANAKEL

67. AMDUSIAS - EYAEL

68. BELIAL - HABUHIAH

69. DECABRIA - ROCHEL

70. SEERE - JABAMIAH

71. DANTALION - HAIAIEL

72. ANDROMALIUS - MUNIAH

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Paytm Shares: Why blame solely Paytm? These 18 D-St debutants have tumbled 40-65%

New Delhi: Recently-listed One97 Communications, the parent company of Paytm, has been in the spotlight for eroding investor wealth. However, the stock is not an exception! 17 others have been wiping off investor money in the latest phase of correction on D-Street.

Out of 60 stocks on the BSE IPO Index, 18 stocks have dropped between 40 per cent and 65 per cent from their highs since listing. About half of the stocks in the index have wiped out one third of the investors’ wealth, the data from Ace Equity shows. 

Market experts said that the rout in global tech stocks, aggressive pricing, pure offer for sale issues, rich valuations, FII outflows, inflationary concerns and uncertainty due to the Russia-Ukraine war are adding pressure on the latest debutants. 

Ricky Kirpalani, Lead Sponsor, First Water Capital Fund (AIF) said that it is not unprecedented, as exuberance followed by a lull in the primary markets is typically seen every few years. 

“The correction in certain new listings has resulted from a deflation in IPO valuations that were stretched. Markets have been undergoing a reality check and it is not surprising that the frothiest stocks have been correcting,” he added. 

CarTrade Tech tops the losers’ list with a 66 per cent fall. The script, listed in August 2021, has dropped to Rs 547.6 on March 14, 2022 compared to its highest price of Rs 1,610.

It is accompanied by One97 Communications, which also has tanked 66 per cent to Rs 675.35 from Rs 1961.05. The company was listed in November 2021.

Listed about a year ago, Suryoday Small Finance Bank has eroded 62 per cent of the investors wealth. The script settled at Rs 112.95 on Monday from Rs 295.95 in March 2021. 

Interestingly, all the three counters were listed at discounts and have not even hit their issue price thus far. This means, the fall is more severe compared to the issue price. 

Market experts suggest that investors should reduce exposure to most new-age companies as the selling pressure could continue for a while on the back of their pricey valuations. 

Startups including Zomato and PB Fintech have eroded more than half of investors’ wealth from their recent peak. Fino Payments Bank and Krsnaa Diagnostics have also plunged more than 50 per cent. 

The recovery in stocks will depend upon the underlying business and the valuation of the stock, said Neha Khanna, Director, ValPro, a tech based investment banking platform. “There should be recovery but overpriced stocks will continue to languish.” 

Retail investors should be cautious to subscribe to IPOs only after careful analysis, cautioned Khanna. “The upside in some of the tech stocks may already be taken by venture capitalists pre-listing.” 

Paras Defense And Space Technologies, Nazara Technologies, Windlas Biotech, FSN E-Commerce Ventures (Nykaa) and Railtel Corporation of India have slipped between 45-50 per cent from their post listing peaks. 

RateGain Travel Technologies, Latent View Analytics, AGS Transact Technologies, Glenmark Life Sciences, Hindustan Media Ventures and Tega Industries are other players to fall more than 40 per cent. 

ETMarkets.com Other companies including Vijaya Diagnostics, AMI Organics, GR Infraprojects, Barbeque-Nation, Go Fashion, SJS Enterprises, Exxaro Tiles, Dodla Dairy and Laxmi Organics have wiped out one third of investors wealth from their peaks. ETMarkets.com Market participants said that understanding business fundamentals, peer comparison, the business model, strength and moats, compounding growth in revenue, sustained margins and the IPO price to understand possible upside is key. 

Akhil Rathi, Vice President Advisory at Marwadi Financial Services, said that the recovery in some of these stocks which are backed by strong products and revenue visibility in upcoming quarters is expected. 

“Investors should wait and watch the company’s upcoming earnings and outlook to enter into these stocks, ” he added. “Long term investors should accumulate the stocks in parts, as we might see continued volatility in the near future.”

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