What Are The Best Value Picks For Long-Term Investment? #AskBQ
#AskBQ | Expert advice on Tata Motors, Asian Paints, L&T, and many more stocks.
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In today’s episode, Kunal Rambhia, founder of The Streets, and Sandeep Jain, director of Tradeswift Broking give their views on Tata Motors, Asian Paints, L&T, and many more stocks.
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Edited excerpts from the conversation:
Bhavesh Jain: Is it the right time to invest in Indian Toners and Developers?
Sandeep Jain: At these levels, the company does offer a good risk reward ratio. The investor can certainly take a chance by holding it and buying on dips as well.
Kunal Rambhia: One can carry the position with a stop loss of Rs 190, and expect it to reach Rs 275-280 levels soon.
Arnab Bhattacharya: Is it the right time to buy Asian Paints, HUL, L&T and M&M with a 10-15 year view?
Sandeep Jain: All are great, marquee names, and with a time frame of 10-15 years, it’s a no brainer. But still I feel that the investor can replace M&M and switch to Reliance Industries, which might give better returns than M&M.
Krish: I bought Allcargo Logistics at Rs 145 and BLS International at Rs 170. At what price can I average with an eight-month view?
Kunal Rambhia: I would recommend the investor to hold on to Allcargo Logistics with a stop loss of Rs 115. As of BLS International, one can exit at a suitable time. Once can invest in DLF instead.
Imran Mohammad: What is your view on Vijaya Bank and ICICI Bank with a two-three year horizon?
Sandeep Jain: The investor can continue holding Vijaya Bank, however he can book some profits in the case of ICICI Bank, or even buy on declines.
Rangarajan Balakrishnan: Should I invest in one shot in Tata Motors, Ashok Leyland or Hero MotoCorp or should I consider investing via a systematic investment plan instead?
Kunal Rambhia: From an SIP point of view, I would definitely recommend Tata Motors in a big way.
Saurav Kumar: I bought GNA Axles at an average price of Rs 460. Should I add more with a long-term view?
Sandeep Jain: The investor can hold on to the shares and once it corrects to Rs 325 levels, he can certainly average then.
Harshavardhan: Please suggest five stocks that be traded for two-three trading strategies?
Kunal Rambhia: DLF, Tata Motors, DHFL, and Adani Power.
Amir Kedia: I want to invest Rs 5 lakh over the next five-six years. Please recommend. Also, can Bajaj Auto be bought at current levels?
Sandeep Jain: I will not include Bajaj Auto in my list. However, I would recommend Hero MotoCorp. CDSL, Gujarat Pipavav, Bajaj Corp, Reliance Industries and RCF would be good stocks to consider.
Kartik Mahadevan: Can I enter Force Motors at current levels?
Kunal Rambhia: The stock is forming fantastic bottom formation. The stock has the potential to reach Rs 4,500 mark above Rs 3,000. So I am expecting 50 percent returns once the trigger comes in.
Sreedhar: Can you give a view on Mphasis?
Sandeep Jain: I think the investor can hold on to the shares.
Savan Patel: I am holding Kotak Mahindra Bank and Escorts. Should I hold or add more at current levels?
Kunal Rambhia: Kotak Mahindra Bank has shown fantastic recovery in the last three days, I am expecting Rs 1,350 levels soon on the charts. So the investor can hold on with a stop loss of Rs 1,250.
The investor can also hold on to Escorts with a stop loss of Rs 880.
Swaroop Chavan: I am holding BEL from the price of Rs 113. Should I continue to hold for a year more?
Sandeep Jain: It is certainly a great bet, so the investor can continue to hold on to it, and can add at current levels too.
Analyst disclosures: Kunal Rambhia might hold the stocks that were discussed today. Sandeep Jain has no financial interests involved in any pick whatsoever.
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