How to read this page. Every share gets one label:
Buy today the share is fresh and still rising — buy now, and sell by the date shown, or sooner if it falls below the price shown.
Too late — don't chase it has already run up a lot. Buying now is risky; wait for it to fall back or leave it.
Not yet — wait it has slipped from its peak. Buy only if it climbs back above the price shown.
Skip it is falling or below its issue price.
These labels come from a fixed rule on public prices, not a prediction. Prices are the last close, not live. This is not investment advice.
Second way: apply for an IPO before it lists. Apply means demand is very strong — in 2025-26, IPOs with this much demand listed above their issue price about 9 times in 10. You apply through your broker before the close date, and if you get shares, you sell them on listing day (about 3 working days later). If you don't get shares, your money comes back. Maybe = some demand, check again on the last day; Skip = weak demand — such issues mostly listed below their issue price.