26 July 2010

Technical calls for the Week

26 Jul 2010 | 08:07
Recommended Action for State Bank of India is Buy on dips & for Bharat Electronics, Wockhardt Ltd is...







TCS expected to grow its profit better than the industry growth rate for FY11
26 Jul 2010, 0600 hrs IST, Ranjit Shinde & Parul Bhatnagar
Given its future prospects, investors can consider TCS stock with a horizon of two years. TCS bets on growing economy of Peru I Latest buzz in Indian IT

Unlike regular health product in which the whole premium is an expense to policyholders, LIC Health Protection gives an opportunity to invest the premium and earn market-linked returns.

Integrated sugar producer Triveni Engineering & Industries posted a loss for the quarter ended June ‘10, due to the steep correction in sugar prices over the last five months and higher cane prices it had to pay.

Binani Cement attractively valued
26 Jul 2010, 0120 hrs IST, Amriteshwar Mathur
Binani Cement has a presence in northern markets where demand is strong and it also has aggressive growth plans. The stock is attractively valued.

HSBC downgrades the rating of Persistent Systems to `Neutral’ with a target price of Rs 500.

Long-term investors can buy Oriental Hotels at current price
26 Jul 2010, 0115 hrs IST, Rajesh Naidu
In the coming quarters, Oriental Hotels will also benefit from an expansion in its Gateway hotels.

Investors can consider South Indian Bank for the long term
26 Jul 2010, 0110 hrs IST, Jigar Desai
South Indian Bank, with a market capitalisation of around Rs 2,100 crore, is among the smaller banks in India. However, the bank is in the top league in terms of margins and asset quality.

Risk of full-fledged crash continues to grow
26 Jul 2010, 0107 hrs IST, Ramkrishna Kashelkar
The storm clouds have already started gathering over world economy and risk of a small jolt snowballing into a full-fledged crash continues to grow. 
 
A performer in the category of diversified equity schemes, Kotak 30 has earned better returns than that of its benchmark index - the Nifty, by good margins on most occasions.







Src: Brameshtech Blog, Economictimes, HDFCSEC

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