Should You Buy Shares Of Punjab National Bank? #AskBQ
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In today’s episode, Kunal Rambhia, founder and fund manager at The Streets, and Sandeep Jain, director at Tradeswift broking, share their views on Reliance Industries, Punjab National Bank and HDFC AMC, among others.
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Edited excerpts from the conversation:
Shubbham Garg: I bought 500 shares of PNC Infra at Rs 150 apiece for short term. Should I hold or book profit?
Kunal Rambhia: This is a good stock and I would recommend one to keep a stop-loss of Rs 160 and hold on to the stock.
Ram Hegde: What is your view on Arvind with a one-year view? What are the targets I should consider?
Kunal Rambhia: I think one should wait for the breakout in the stock. On the lower side, the dip will be down to Rs 300-level. On the higher side, the stock could breach the Rs 450-level.
Bharat Bhushan: Which one should I choose between Reliance AMC and HDFC AMC for long-term investment keeping in mind the valuation gap?
Sandeep Jain: I would suggest one to wait for the HDFC AMC value to cool a little. I am bullish about Reliance AMC, too. One can invest in Reliance AMC with a 5 percent dip. I would suggest one to buy HDFC AMC at the Rs 1,650-level.
Abhishek Rai: I have bought 500 shares of Yes Bank at Rs 320 apiece for short term. Should I hold or book profits?
Kunal Rambhia: With a stop-loss of Rs 360, one should hold on to the stock.
Aditya Nair: I have 50 shares of Sun Pharmaceutical at an average price of Rs 685 apiece. I don’t mind holding the stock for long-term. What would be your advise?
Sandeep Jain: I would recommend one to hold on to the stock with a long-term view. One should wait to average the stock at Rs 550-level.
Navneet: Would you recommend one to buy shares of Punjab National Bank at the current level?
Sandeep Jain: I would recommend one to invest in Bank of Baroda and State Bank of India for fresh investment.
Gaurang Shah:There could be some turnaround in the stock and that could take about three more quarters. One should be willing to take risk and be patient.
Harsh Kumar: What is your fundamental view on South Indian Bank and Apollo Tyres?What are the levels to make a fresh entry with a two-three year view?
Sandeep Jain: The tyre stock will do well but I would recommend one to invest in TVS Srichakra instead. One can buy Apollo Tyres on a decline.
One should buy Kotak Mahindra Bank and IndusInd Bank at declines. These are good private sector bank stocks. I would recommend one to stay away from the South Indian Bank stock.
Saurabh Pathak: I bought 500 shares of IRB Infra at Rs 250 apiece for short term. Should I hold or book loss?
Kunal Rambhia: With a stop-loss of Rs 180, one can average at the current level.
Ujjwal Kumar: Should I invest in Reliance Industries with a short-term view? What should be my targets and stop-loss?
Kunal Rambhia: One should wait for the stock to touch Rs 1,150-level before investing for a short-term. Keep a stop-loss of Rs 1,100.
Rishabh Tiwari: I bought 1,000 shares of KNR Constructions at Rs 250 apiece for long term. Should I hold or sell?
Sandeep Jain: I would recommend one to hold on to the stock. One can make a fresh entry in L&T when the stock declines.
Manikant: I took an intra-day entry with 700 shares of Hindalco Industries at Rs 220.39 apiece. What should I do?
Kunal Rambhia: One can keep a stop-loss of Rs 216 with a short-term view.
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