Should You Hold On To L&T? #AskBQ
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In today’s episode, Dyaneshwar Padwal, AVP, technical analyst, KIFS Securities, and Astha Jain, senior research analyst, Hem Securities Ltd., give their views on L&T, Nifty 50, IndiaBulls Ventures and much more.
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Edited excerpts from the conversation:
Satya Subhash: Should I make fresh entry into Titagarh Wagons for six months?
Dnyaneshwar: Yes, one can make an entry at the current level and the stop-loss could be Rs 82. The risk-reward ratio at the current market level is great.
Ankit Agarwal: What is your view on L&T Ltd. ?
Astha Jain: The company is fundamentally strong, and one should hold the stock with a one-year time period.
Sandeep: I bought shares of Dr. Reddys’ at Rs 2317 apiece. Should I hold or book profit?
Astha Jain: I would recommend one to hold on to the Dr.Reddy’s stock. Currently, the pharmaceutical sector is doing good.
Ram Hegde: What is your view on Asian Paints’ September Future. I bought the stock at Rs 1,426 apiece. What should I do?
Dnyaneshwar: I would recommend one to keep a stop loss at Rs 1,385 and hold on to the stock.
Brahmananda Sahoo: What is your long term view on Pennar Engineering Ltd. ?
Astha Jain: The company has posted losses. I would recommend one to exit the stock and invest in other mid-cap stocks like Exide Industries
Anshul Tyagi: What is your view on L&T Finance?
Dnyaneshwar: With an initial stop-loss of Rs 180, one could invest with a long-term view.
Alex: Which stocks would you recommend for a two-three month investment?
Dnyaneshwar: I would recommend one to invest in Tech Mahindra, with a long-term view.
Amit Kedia: Should I make a fresh entry in Punjab National Bank?
Astha Jain: I would recommend one to invest in HDFC Bank, and IndusInd Bank, instead of a fresh entry. Go with a private sector bank instead of public sector bank.
Ramaya P: What is your view on Federal Bank? I have 800 shares of the stock at Rs 110 apiece.
Astha Jain: I would recommend one to hold on to the Federal Bank stock, with a one-year view.
Sivakumar K: What is your view on Uflex Ltd, with long- and short-term view?
Astha Jain: The stock is weak due to poor earnings. I would recommend one to exit the stock and invest in other stocks.
Vineesh Ramesh: I have 160 shares of Indostar Capital Finance at Rs 531 apiece. What is your long-term and short-term view on the stock?
Dnyaneshwar: I would suggest one to hold on to the stock with a stop-loss of Rs 450.
Astha Jain: With a long-term perspective, I would recommend one to hold on to the stock. Exit the stock if your time horizon is short-term.
Suhail Bhat: What is your view on Vakrangee?
Dnyaneshwar: I would recommend one to not make investments in this stock and exit it.
Sandesh Kamble: I have 1,300 shares of Indiabulls Venture at Rs 13 apiece in 2011. I have recovered six-times my invested capital and I have booked partial profits. What should I do?
Astha Jain: I would recommend one to hold on to the stock.
Vishnu Gupta: I have bought 300 shares of South Indian Bank at Rs 25 apiece. I can hold for six more months. What should I do?
Dnyaneshwar: One can average their holding in the stock when it reaches the Rs 14 level.
Alex: Is the HDFC Life a good stock at the current level?
Astha Jain: I would recommend one to hold on to the stock. One should not make a fresh investments in the stock.
Navneet: What is your technical view on HUDCO?
Dnyaneshwar: I would recommend one to not make a long-term investment in this stock. One can make a fresh entry at the Rs 65 level.
Analyst disclosures: Both the analysts do not hold any stocks that were discussed today.
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