u/FinanceWithSEA

Never thought we would hear “work from home” discussions again because of a global fuel situation 😅

PM Modi recently asked people to reduce petrol/diesel usage, use public transport, carpool more, and even revive WFH where possible because of the ongoing West Asia conflict and pressure on fuel supply/prices.

Honestly, this whole situation feels strange:

• fuel concerns

• WFH talks returning

• people already discussing panic buying online

• markets reacting to every geopolitical update 📉

I was reading more into the energy/fuel side of this and the possible market impact recently, and the deeper you go, the more complicated it gets.

But one thing I keep thinking about is:

What about daily wage workers? What about small businesses? What about the markets if this situation keeps getting worse?

Share your thoughts.

Was going through one of the recent IPOs and a few things don’t really add up at first glance.

GMP looks weak (barely ~3–4%), but the company is still showing decent profitability numbers. On top of that, recent performance seems to be improving again.

At the same time, most of the business is based on unsecured lending… which makes the whole thing a bit tricky to judge.

So now I’m stuck between two thoughts:

Is this just another average IPO with low listing gains?

Or is the market actually pricing in some hidden risk here?

Not jumping to conclusions yet, just observing.

Curious to know what others here think — would you consider this an apply, skip, or wait-and-watch kind of IPO?