Is L&T’s First-Ever Buyback Offer A Good Opportunity For Investors? #AskBQ
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In today’s episode Ashish Kelkar, chief executive officer and master trainer, Kiran Jadhav & Associates, and Parthiv Shah, director, TRACOM Stock Brokers Pvt. Ltd., share their views on L&T, Federal Bank, Sterlite Tech, and in Suven Lifescience.
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Edited Excerpts From The Conversation:
Rangarajan Balakrishnan: I bought Federal Bank at Rs 126 apiece. What strategy should I stick to? Also, does it make sense to enter Petronet LNG at the current level?
Ashish Kelkar: I would recommend one to hold on to the Federal Bank stock with a stop-loss of Rs 79.80 on a closing basis.
One can buy the Petronet LNG stock at the current level with a stop-loss of Rs 222.
Pratik Patil: What is your fundamental view on NCC?
Parthiv Shah: This stock look good and I am bullish on it for the next two years.
Nikhil: What is your technical view on Cadila Healthcare?
Ashish Kelkar: I am skeptical about this stock. Till the stock is below the Rs 386 level, one should not buy the stock. The first target should be Rs 410, with a stop-loss of Rs 375. One should refrain from making a fresh entry at the current level.
Gunasekaran: Can I invest in Equitas Holdings and Godrej Properties with a five-year view?
Parthiv Shah: For Equitas Holding, it would be advisable to hold on to the stock.
Godrej Properties is one of the nest stocks in the real-estate space. One can invest or hold on to this stock with a long-term view.
Puneet: I have 5,000 shares of GMR Infra. Will the GMR Airport IPO help me in any way?
Parthiv Shah: If the Airport vertical gets listed, one should invest in it.
Udeeksh Sood: What is your view on JSW Steel? I have 500 shares of the stock at Rs 290 apiece. Should I keep holding?
Ashish Kelkar: I would recommend one to have a proper breakout on the chart. One should continue to hold on to the stock with a stop-loss of Rs 310.
Alex: At what level should I consider investing in Ester Industries?
Ashish Kelkar: I would recommend one to abstain from a fresh entry into this stock at the current level. One may continue to hold on to the stock with a stop-loss of Rs 47 on a closing basis.
Salman Khan: What is your view on L&T, with the buyback talks in perspective?
Parthiv Shah: This is a good stock with very good return prospects owing to their policies and ventures.
Vijay: I have 500 shares of Srikalahasti Pipes at Rs 331 apiece. Should I hold or book losses?
Parthiv Shah: It is better if one invests in Tata Metalliks. I would recommend one to exit this stock and invest the money elsewhere.
Bharath: What is your technical view on Granules with a short-term perspective?
Ashish Kelkar: I would recommend one to hold on to the stock with a stop-loss of Rs 103.
Sudarshan: What is your view on TVS Motor with a long-term view?
Parthiv Shah: At the current point, I would recommend one to consider Bajaj Auto.
Arvind B: I wish to start systematic investment plans in Suven Lifesciences and Petronet LNG. Are these two good or would you recommend something else?
Parthiv Shah: Suven is a good stock to park your SIPs. I would recommend one to have SIPs in Reliance Industries over Petronet LNG.
Maitreyee: I need a five-year view on Sterlite Tech.
Parthiv Shah: The demand and scale of this company is very positive and ever-expanding. The valuation seems fine with a five-year view and one can continue to hold on to the stock.
Harshavardhan: What is your technical view on Dilip Buildcon?
Ashish Kelkar: I would recommend on to hold on to the stock till it is at the Rs 820 level.
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