Are you an investor who juggles money from one initial public offering (IPO) to another? Last week’s events in the IPO market might have left many of you puzzled. Wockhardt Hospitals Ltd, despite reducing the price and increasing the time period of the IPO, has scrapped the IPO because it couldn’t raise the desired amount from the float. Emaar MGF Land Ltd, which initially planned to offer its shares in a price band of Rs610-690, brought it down to Rs530-630 in two tranches. Not only this, because of the lacklustre response, it extended the time period of the issue by three more days and then finally, on Friday, scrapped its $1.64 billion (Rs6,478 crore) initial sale of shares following poor investor demand. It’s not the first time this has happened. In August, Puravankara Projects Ltd, another real estate company, had to reduce the price band by 20% from Rs500-525 to Rs400-450, and extend the issue by three days. In May 2006, Deccan Aviation Ltd, the low-cost airline carrier, had to r...