Name of Proposed Allottees

1 Tata Mutual Fund* Non-Promoter 5,25,000
2 Kotak Mahindra Life Insurance Company Ltd Non-Promoter 3,00,000
3 Jyotiprasad Taparia Non-Promoter 75,000
4 Sanjeev Taparia Non-Promoter 1,12,500
5 Ashutosh Taparia Non-Promoter 1,12,500
6 Ajay Jaisinghani Non-Promoter 30,000
7 Giridhari Jaisinghani Non-Promoter 15,000
8 Ramesh Jaisinghani Non-Promoter 80,000
9 Saket Agarwal Non-Promoter 1,00,000
10 Monika Garware Non-Promoter 50,000
11 Kiran Patel Non-Promoter 10,000
12 Sudhir Patel Non-Promoter 10,000
13 Rekha Rajesh Patel Non-Promoter 70,000
Total 14,90,000

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It feels like govt is trying to get something from them

22.12.2023 : SEBI | Processing Status : Issues
Draft Offer Document in relation to which clarifications are sought by SEBI and response from Lead Manager is awaited.

Hello Hitesh Ji,
I have been following your ideas for some time now and frankly I think your kind of investing/trading suits me. If I am not wrong, Your have mentioned that you identify 1. 52week high/ ATH Companies having consistent growth 2. Find favourable chart patterns 3. Look for volume and then take postions.
My specific question is how do you look at Volume ? Is it only though the plain and simple volume bars available at Tradingview ?
After certain analysis I am not able to decipher relevant data because generally during high trading days a lot of bulk deal happens and quite a few number of times I have seen operators have taken position and exited at the same instant/ day or within few days.(As available from Screener data). Fundamentally this doesn’t add up because one would want to hold till the rally lasts.
I would like to know the whole about volume analysis from a trader perspective who wants to ride the rally.