INSIGHT: Time to bet on Indian steel?
Indian steel producers such as SAIL, JSW and Tata Steel have posted spectacular returns of 231, 685 and 315 per cent from the lows of early 2009. On an enterprise value-per-tonne basis, they currently trade at a premium of 45-100 per cent to ...
Indian steel producers such as SAIL, JSW and Tata Steel have posted spectacular returns of 231, 685 and 315 per cent from the lows of early 2009. On an enterprise value-per-tonne basis, they currently trade at a premium of 45-100 per cent to ...
STOCKS: Cipla: Buy
Investments with at least a two-three year perspective can be considered in Cipla. The company's strong generic pipeline, entry into biosimilars and the likely commercialisation of CFC-free inhalers offer it a significant long-term ...
STOCKS: Nestle India: Book Profits
As a consistent performer within the fancied FMCG sector, the stock of Nestle India has soared over the past year. The stock's 45 per cent return in one year has helped it trounce the BSE FMCG index (up 31 per cent) and pushed the ...
As a consistent performer within the fancied FMCG sector, the stock of Nestle India has soared over the past year. The stock's 45 per cent return in one year has helped it trounce the BSE FMCG index (up 31 per cent) and pushed the ...
STOCKS: Mphasis: Buy
Investors with a two-year horizon can buy the shares of Mphasis, a provider of ...
Investors with a two-year horizon can buy the shares of Mphasis, a provider of ...
STOCKS: Zodiac Clothing Company: Book Profits
Zodiac Clothing Company is a retailer and exporter of premium menswear. At Rs 398, the stock trades at 28 times the trailing four-quarter earnings, on a par with peers such as Provogue India. The company has, however, put up a ...
Zodiac Clothing Company is a retailer and exporter of premium menswear. At Rs 398, the stock trades at 28 times the trailing four-quarter earnings, on a par with peers such as Provogue India. The company has, however, put up a ...
TECHNICAL ANALYSIS: Pivotals
RIL launched in to a vicious correction last week to decline 5 per cent from its intra-week peak of Rs 1,119. The short-term trend has reversed lower with the breach of Rs 1,060 level. Next support is at Rs 1,045. Presence of both the 50 ...
RIL launched in to a vicious correction last week to decline 5 per cent from its intra-week peak of Rs 1,119. The short-term trend has reversed lower with the breach of Rs 1,060 level. Next support is at Rs 1,045. Presence of both the 50 ...
TECHNICAL ANALYSIS: Sizzling Stocks
It was an electrifying performance by Reliance Power last week. The stock initially soared on receiving credit worth $5 billion from the US Export Import Bank. The up-move accelerated on Thursday on the buzz about the company benefiting ...
It was an electrifying performance by Reliance Power last week. The stock initially soared on receiving credit worth $5 billion from the US Export Import Bank. The up-move accelerated on Thursday on the buzz about the company benefiting ...
NTPC (Rs 192.2): The outlook for NTPC remains negative. The stock seems to have turned weak and could be headed towards Rs 175. There is however a crucial support at Rs 190. Its immediate resistance is at Rs 196. A close above Rs 196 has ...
STOCKS: 52-week loser: Bajaj Hindusthan
The stock of Bajaj Hindusthan has declined 42 per cent over the past year even as the broader market has posted gains. The reversal in the fortunes of the sugar sector and the loss of market fancy for the sector depressed all sugar stocks, ...
The stock of Bajaj Hindusthan has declined 42 per cent over the past year even as the broader market has posted gains. The reversal in the fortunes of the sugar sector and the loss of market fancy for the sector depressed all sugar stocks, ...
Blockbuster of the week: S.E. Investments
S.E. Investments (SEIL), a non-banking finance company which has exposure to high yielding micro-finance and SME segments, delivered a return of 349 per cent over the last one year. SEIL also operates a 3.2-MW wind energy plant in Rajasthan ...
S.E. Investments (SEIL), a non-banking finance company which has exposure to high yielding micro-finance and SME segments, delivered a return of 349 per cent over the last one year. SEIL also operates a 3.2-MW wind energy plant in Rajasthan ...
Src: HinduBusinessline and Myiris
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