Should I Invest In HDFC Twins, GVK Power, Motilal Oswal? #AskBQ
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In this episode, Sandeep Jain of Tradeswift Broking and Ashish Kelkar of Kiran Jadhav and Associates gave their views on HDFC, HDFC Bank, GVK Power & Infrastructure, and Motilal Oswal Financial Services among others.
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Here are the edited excerpts of the conversation:
Aadit Shah: Is it good time to buy Va Tech Wabag with a horizon of two years?
Sandeep Jain: Ion Exchange is a better pick than VA Tech Wabag in that space.
Dheeraj Aggrawal: I have 1,200 shares of Delta Corp bought at Rs 273 and I have been holding for the last three months. What should I do if my view is for 18 months?
Sandeep Jain: Those who have invested in already should hold on. Those who want to enter should wait for a correction to around Rs 180 to Rs 200 levels.
Anant Murthy: What are the prospects for HDFC Bank? Can I buy at current levels?
Sandeep Jain: Any correction can be used as an opportunity to enter into the HDFC twins.
Anantha Venkatesh: Is this the right time to look at Bajaj Finance, Quess Corp and Dilip Buildcon?
Sandeep Jain: Bajaj Finance is the HDFC Bank of NBFCs, hence I recommend you to buy on declines. I am not very bullish on the infrastructure space and Dilip Buildcon. Other picks include: RCF, First Source Solutions and NIIT.
Harsha Vardhan: I have around Rs 5 lakh to invest in the markets for 2-3 years. Please suggest stocks that can give good returns.
Sandeep Jain: I recommend you to invest in Edelweiss as it is growing at a fast pace. State Bank of India can be bought on declines. ITC is also a good pick as it is successfully trying to reduce it’s non-cigarette volumes. Other picks include RCF, NIIT and Firstsource Solutions.
What is your call on Motilal Oswal?
Sandeep Jain: I recommend you to stay invested and for fresh buys, enter at Rs 800 level.
Abhishek Rai: I bought 15,000 shares of Tata Motors at Rs 400 with a long-term view. What do you suggest?
Sandeep Jain: I recommend you to take recourse to options as the stock will take time to recover and it may go down to Rs 250 levels too. I suggest you to contact your adviser or broker.
Akshay: I am holding 1,000 shares of Jet Airways at Rs 560 with a six to seven month-view. Should I hold or sell?
Ashish Kelkar: This is not the right time to average. Wait for more correction to Rs 350 levels.
What is your view on Jubilant FoodWorks?
Ashish Kelkar: I recommend you to hold on with a stop loss of Rs 2,530. For fresh entry, current levels wait for Rs 2,640.
Gourav Gupta: Please give a long-term view on GVK Power. I bought the stock at Rs 20.50.
Sandeep Jain: I recommend you to hold on as the stock has corrected a lot and try to exit at a bounce.
Ramesh: I want to invest in the cement space with a long-term view. Please advise.
Sandeep Jain: If you are a long-term investor, UltraTech Cement is a good large-cap pick from this sector as they have crossed 100 million tonne in the capacity. Kakatiya Cement will be a good pick from the small cap space.
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